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7 58551 69301 0 FRIDAY April 14, 2006 50 cents tax included DAILY JOURNAL ukiahdailyjournal.com 40 pages, Volume 148 Number 5 email: [email protected]

EARLY MORNING FIGHT TURNS DEADLY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS Man beat, stabbed, run over County Three young people arrested on suspicion attorneys of killing 21-year-old By BEN BROWN The Daily Journal petition A physical altercation turned fatal early Thursday morning in the parking lot of the Happiness Is club on Lake Mendocino Drive, where gets OK David J. Garcia, 21, of Ukiah, was beat, stabbed and hit by a car. Lawyers in DA’s Office, Three suspects, Cassandra other county offices Hoefer, 18, and John G. Mendoza, 21, of Ukiah, and Richard Hill, 18, move closer to of Willits, have been arrested on civil servant status suspicion of murder and conspiracy to commit murder in connection By BEN BROWN with the attack on Garcia. The Daily Journal According to the police report, The county Board of Supervisors sheriff’s deputies and officers of the approved a petition Tuesday to form California Highway Patrol respond- the Mendocino County Public ed to a call of hit-and-run at 311 Attorneys Association. Lake Mendocino Drive at 3:15 a.m. The formation of the association Thursday. put county employed attorneys one Police had been contacted by step closer to civil servant status, Hoefer, who told them she had had said Matthew Finnegan, president of the association. an argument with Garcia, with Isaac Eckel/The Daily Journal whom she is acquainted, in the Mendocino County sheriff’s detectives, along with deputies and Highway Patrol personnel, The association will act as a sin- parking lot of the Happiness Is club search the area where the body of David Garcia was found early Thursday morning. gle bargaining unit for attorneys in and that she struck him with her car the Mendocino County District while trying to flee. Hoefer called Attorney’s Office, the Public law enforcement from her resi- Garcia was harassing Hoefer before Defenders Office, the Alternate dence. the fight began, Broin said. Defenders Office and the Child A preliminary investigation Hoefer and Mendoza were locat- Support Attorneys Office. revealed Garcia had been injured ed shortly after the incident and Finnegan said the formation of a before being struck by the car. arrested. Hill turned himself in to single bargaining unit is an essential Interviews with witnesses and the sheriff’s deputies, Broin said. step toward reclassifying attorneys suspects revealed a different story. An autopsy is being performed to in those offices as civil servants. According to the report, Garcia determine a final cause of death. First District Supervisor Mike had been involved in a fight with Broin said Garcia most likely died Delbar asked that the topic be Hill and Mendoza during which of his stab wounds. Garcia was beaten and stabbed, and The three suspects are each being See ATTORNEYS, Page A-13 then the suspects reportedly hit held at the county jail on $525,000 Garcia with the car as they fled the bond. Ben Brown can be reached at scene. Garcia walked a short dis- [email protected]. GREENHOUSE EMISSIONS tance to the Happiness Is trailer park, where he died. “Basically, he was beaten and stabbed and then hit with a vehicle,” Police crime scene tape cir- Governor said Mendocino County acting cles the parking lot of the Sheriff Kevin Broin. Happiness Is Club on Lake According to suspect statements, Mendocino Drive. backs off COMMUNITY HEALTH STATUS REPORT curbs on Birth rate up locally, but still lower than statewide warming By IAN HOFFMAN By LAURA CLARK Births to white, non-Hispanic women The Oakland Tribune The Daily Journal decreased from 56.9 percent of the total in 2000 to ‘There’s more information available to teens to SAN FRANCISCO -- After push- The birth rate in Mendocino County has 54.2 percent in 2004; births to women of Hispanic ing the nation’s most aggressive remained lower than the statewide rate, according ethnicity increased from 34.5 percent in 2000 to protect themselves from getting pregnant and goals for cutting greenhouse gases, to the 2006 Mendocino County Community 36.7 percent in 2004, according to the report. how to be responsible and not have sex at a Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger this Health Status Report. Births to Native American women varied from week disappointed many environ- With that said, the birth rate of Mendocino a low of 5.9 percent in 2001 to a high of 7.4 per- young age, and if someone does become mentalists by backing a go-slow County, “defined as the number of live births per cent in 2004, the report states. approach, making industry report its 1,000 total population, ... has increased from 11.5 pregnant there are support services available.’ greenhouse emissions but not cap- in 2001 to 12.4 in 2003,” the report states in a sec- Teen birth rate falls ping those emissions until 2010. tion covering the health status of mothers and LINDA NAGEL, Public Health Department “I think we should start without The teen birth rate is also down -- countywide infants. from the state,” Nagel said. “We are so happy to the caps,” Schwarzenegger said in a It’s unknown why the birth rate locally is below and statewide, according to the report. hearing on greenhouse-gas reduc- “Over the past five years, the county and state see the teen birth rate has been dropping slowly state averages, according to Linda Nagel, maternal over the years,” she said, noting she can’t say for tions at San Francisco City Hall. “I child and adolescent health director at the teen birth rates have been generally dropping, and think we can accomplish a lot with- Mendocino County Public Health Department. the county rates are not significantly different See BIRTHS, Page A-13 out the caps. I think with the caps we could really scare the business community and they might leave California.” Counties may team up to offer children’s insurance Environmentalists said setting a ceiling on releases of greenhouse By SARA WATSON ARTHURS The work includes several parts: First, getting Kristen Gardner, project coordinator for Health gases was essential for getting The Eureka Times-Standard those children who qualify for state-subsidized Insurance For All-Mendocino, said small counties industry to buy cleaner technologies Del Norte County couldn’t pay for a children’s Medi-Cal or Healthy Families insurance signed have different needs than large ones. For example, and build more energy-efficient health insurance program on its own, but by team- up. outreach to those families who qualify for state- plants. ing up with Mendocino County it might be able For children whose families earn too much subsidized programs is done on a broader scale in “What we’re hearing today is a to, officials announced this week. money to qualify for these programs but don’t large urban counties than in areas like Mendocino lot of talk and no action,” said Bill County officials and health care advocates have health insurance through their employer, County, where “you have to really target the exact McGalvern of the Sierra Club. from both counties, and Humboldt County, gath- counties across California are creating their own families,” she said. Others said it probably would ered at a conference on children’s health insur- health insurance packages. By joining together, The conference Monday was a chance for lead- take years for California to set up a ance in Fortuna. Coalitions in each county -- and officials said, rural communities will be better ers in each county’s initiative to update their regulatory cap, as well as a carbon many others across California -- are in the midst able to do so. neighbors. The afternoon concluded with discus- market so that hundreds of power of efforts to ensure health insurance coverage for “Together, we could do some sort of insurance all county children. pool,” Del Norte Supervisor Dave Finigan said. See INSURANCE, Page A-13 See WARMING, Page A-13 A-2 – FRIDAY, APRIL 14, 2006 DAILY DIGEST Editor: Jody Martinez, 468-3517 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected]

on suspicion of causing cor- FUNERAL NOTICES CORRECTIONS poral injury to a spouse and The Ukiah Daily Journal reserves this violating parole at 9:32 a.m. space to correct errors or make clarifications [\ took the adventure of her her signature phrases. humbleness, wisdom, to news articles. Significant errors in obitu- Wednesday. life when she and Bob She is survived by her thoughtfulness, love and ary notices or birth announcements will moved to Ponape in the sister Yolanda McTague; compassion. result in reprinting the entire article. Errors Eastern Caroline Islands. her daughter Lisa Ray Kelly Geraldine is survived by may be reported to the editor, 468-3526. CHP REPORTS From there, she enjoyed and son-in-law Walter her daughters and son-in- The following were traveling to many islands in Kelly; her goddaughter Lori laws Gail and August Louie LOTTERY NUMBERS compiled from reports the Eastern Pacific, to Watt Vest (now residing in of Hayward, Lujuana and prepared by the Califor- Japan and Korea. When Kobe, Japan), and many Pedro Galicia of Oroville, DAILY 3: night: 8, 3, 9. nia Highway Patrol: they returned to Ukiah in maternal family members. daughter Darla Benton of afternoon: 7, 3, 9. ARREST -- Jenifer the early 1980’s, she A Mass will be held on Covelo, sister Eliste Reeves FANTASY 5: 01, 02, 11, Bostwick, 33, of Lakeport, resumed homemaking, Monday, April 17 at 10:00 of Ukiah, grandchildren 24, 25. was arrested on suspicion of helped care for her parents, a.m. at Saint Mary’s Renee and Crystal Galicia, DAILY DERBY: 1st driving under the influence on and assisted in managing Catholic Church. In lieu of Latricia and Jose Davila, Place: 08, Gorgeous Route 1 near Ocean Drive at her family’s properties. flowers, donations may be Leandra Benton, Consuelo George. 2nd Place: 10, 10:52 p.m. Wednesday. Jonny was a beloved made to the Sun House and Herman Gambino, Solid Gold. 3rd Place: 01, ARREST -- Janis Wilson, daughter, sister, mother Guild-Grace Hudson Abraham Louie, Gold Rush. 36, of Fort Bragg, was arrest- and friend. she was a sharp Museum (Ukiah), the Great Cassandra and Anthony Race time: 1:49.49. ed on suspicion of driving GIOVANNA ”JONNY” bridge player and managed Steps Therapeutic Eques- Flores, Cesar, Solomon under the influence on Route BRICARELLI RAY to form or find a bridge trian Center (Petaluma), or and Gabriel Moreno, great 1 near Happy Lane at 12:13 Giovanna “Jonny” game wherever she lived. favorite charity. grandchildren Nathaniel, POLICE REPORTS a.m. Thursday. She loved the opera, musi- Eversole Mortuary is in Noelia, Noah, Nadia and Bricarelli Ray passed away The following were Those arrested by law enforcement cals, and jazz, and looked charge of arrangements. Carmen Davila, Dylan officers are innocent until proven guilty. on Tuesday April 11, 2006 compiled from reports at her home. forward to her annual trip Gonzales, Gabriella and People reported as having been arrest- to San Francisco with “the [\ Victoria Louie, Mya and prepared by the Ukiah ed may contact the Daily Journal once Known and loved by Police Department. To their case has been concluded so the girls” where they shopped, GERALDINE BENTON Julius Moreno, Celestina results can be reported. Those who feel many as “quite a charac- anonymously report ter,” Jonny was born in played bridge and attended Funeral services for Galicia and Catalina the information is in error should con- crime information, call tact the appropriate agency. In the case Ukiah on November 22, shows. In her later years, Geraldine Benton of Reynoso. She was preced- of those arrested on suspicion of dri- she became a loyal cross- Covelo, who passed away on ed in death by an infant 463-6205. 1924 to Ida and Fiorino ARREST -- Lillian ving under the influence of an intoxi- Bricarelli. She attended the word puzzle player, who April 10, 2006 in Oroville, brother, an infant sister, cant: all DUI cases reported by law Chaney, 36, of Ukiah, was enforcement agencies are reported by Albertinum School through relied (only occasionally!) will be held on Friday, April her husband Delbert on the patient expertise of 14, 2006 at 2 pm at the Benton, her daughter arrested on suspicion of com- the newspaper.The Daily Journal makes eighth grade and graduated mitting battery to a spouse no exceptions. from Ukiah High School in “helpers” at Dig Music, New Eversole Mortuary, Carmen Moreno and by Release Video, and Eliza at Reverend Leland Muro offi- her mother Rachel Logan. and being under the influence 1942. After attending UC of a controlled substance in Berkeley for two years, she, the public library for help ciating. Interment will be in Geraldine was greatly CALTRANS REPORTS with clues. She will be fond- Ukiah Cemetery. appreciated, respected and the 200 block of Gobbi Street moved back to Ukiah, at 12:27 p.m. Wednesday. CLEANUP -- Crews will where she lived most of her ly remembered for her Born March 1, 1933 in loved by her family and thoughtfulness and special Covelo, she attended Round friends. We will miss her be cleaning up and repairing life. Jonny was a medical slide damage on Highway 101 secretary when she met and knack of finding just the Valley Reservation School and her prayers. Our loss is right gift at the right time, and Round Valley High heaven’s gain. You ran the SHERIFF’S REPORTS approximately 1.5 miles south married Bob Ray in 1953. of Reeves Canyon Road. Their daughter Lisa was her selfless and uncondi- School. She married race, you fought the good The following were tional love for her daughter, Delbert Benton in July of fight. Now rest in peace Work is scheduled from 7 a.m. born the following year. In compiled from reports to 5 p.m. weekdays. 1971 the family moved to and the quirky way she 1966. She was a Pentecostal sweet precious Mother. prepared by the could find amusement in Christian filled with the The Eversole Mortuary is Northbound traffic will be Placerville, where they Mendocino County reduced to one lane and dri- lived for several years. In daily life. “You have got to Holy Ghost and Fire. She in charge of arrangements. Sheriff’s Office: be kidding!” became one of will be remembered for her vers may experience minor the late 1970’s, she under- ARREST -- Gabriel John slowdowns. Smith, 31, of Laytonville, was INSTALLATION -- SBC arrested on suspicion of bat- of Mendocino will be Please sign the guest book at www.ukiahdailyjournal.com. Funeral notices are paid announcements. For information on how to tery and false imprisonment at place a paid funeral notice or make corrections to funeral notices please call our classified department at 468-3529. installing new lines on Hwy. 8:21 a.m. Wednesday. 101 near Hazel Street in ARREST -- Jacqueline Death notices are free for Mendocino County residents. Death notices are limited to name of deceased, hometown, age, date of Deanne Matthews, 26, of death, date, time, and place of services and the funeral home handling the arrangements. For information on how to place a See DAILY, Page A-13 free death notice please call our editorial department at 468-3500. Redwood Valley, was arrested

general said Thursday, raising questions about FBI agent Stephen Emmett said the case is the capabilities of Iraqi forces. A car bomb being reviewed “to insure that any recent tech- The world briefly killed least 15 people in a Shiite area of the nology or techniques could be used to enhance capital. the prior investigation.” He would not elabo- At least 21 other people, including an rate and said a decision on whether to actually Moussaoui says he has resolved. American soldier and seven members of a reopen the investigation has not yet been made. But Larijani indicated suspension was not Sunni family, were killed Thursday. The bureau refused to say why it had taken ‘No regret, no remorse’ an option. “Such proposals are not very impor- With sectarian violence on the rise in a renewed interest in the 1946 case. ALEXANDRIA, Va. (AP) — Confessed al- tant ones,” he told reporters matter-of-factly Baghdad, the U.S. command boosted the num- Civil rights activists have pressed witnesses Qaida conspirator Zacarias Moussaoui said while standing next to ElBaradei at a joint ber of armed patrols in the capital from 12,000 to come forward and break the silence, which Thursday it made his day to hear accounts of news conference after the talks. in February to 20,000 since the beginning of they say is the nation’s last unsolved public Americans’ suffering from the Sept. 11, 2001, ElBaradei looked much less optimistic than March, Maj. Gen. Rick Lynch told reporters. lynching. attacks and he would like to see similar attacks when he arrived at Tehran airport early Tit-for-tat killings between Shiites and “The African-American community in “every day.” Thursday for a one-day visit and said the time Sunnis soared after the Feb. 22 bombing of a Walton County told me years ago if we’re Taking the witness stand for the second time was “ripe” for a political solution to the stand- major Shiite shrine in Samarra, triggering going to get justice it has to come from the fed- in his death-penalty trial Thursday, Moussaoui off. The talks came hours after President reprisal attacks against Sunni mosques and eral government,” said state Rep. Tyrone mocked a Navy sailor who wept on the stand as Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said enrichment was a clerics. Violence was worse in religiously Brooks, president of the Georgia Association she described the death of two of her subordi- line in the sand from which the Iranians would mixed areas of Baghdad, forcing the of Black Elected Officials. “Our hope is that nates. “I think it was disgusting for a military not retreat. Americans to return to neighborhoods such as the federal government will take this case and person” to cry, Moussaoui said of the testimo- Shula that had been turned over to the Iraqis. move it to a federal jury.” ny of Navy Lt. Nancy McKeown. “She is mil- Police say suspect That casts doubt on the capability of Iraqi itary; she should expect people at war with her confesses to killing 6 forces to deal with sectarian violence, despite Scientists release to want to kill her.” assurances from American officials that the new Venus images Asked if he was happy to hear her sobbing, LEOLA, Pa. (AP) — A young man was new army and police forces were gaining he said, “Make my day.” charged Thursday with bludgeoning or stran- steadily in professional skills. BERLIN (AP) — European scientists Moussaoui said he had “no regret, no gling six relatives whose bodies were found released new photos of Venus’ south pole remorse” about the 9/11 attacks. Asked by wrapped in sheets and blankets in the basement AP: FBI reviews Thursday, revealing a swirling mass of sulfuric prosecutor Rob Spencer if he would like to see of his grandmother’s home. 1946 public lynching case acid clouds powered by 220 mph winds. it happen again, Moussaoui responded: “Every Authorities said Jesse Dee Wise, 21, con- The clouds, 13 miles deep, completely day until we get you.” fessed, but they would not comment on a ATLANTA (AP) — Nearly 60 years after a enclose Venus. The new images of the planet’s motive. The victims spanned three generations white mob lynched two black couples on a south pole, which is turned away from Earth, Iran says it won’t of the same family; the youngest was just 5 summer afternoon and got away with it, the years old. FBI is taking another look at the case. See BRIEFLY, Page A-14 retreat on enrichment Three of the victims were hit in the head TEHRAN, Iran (AP) — Iran’s president with a blunt metal object, and three others were Yoga for a Better Life insisted Thursday his country will not retreat strangled, police said in an affidavit. Wise was arraigned on six counts of crimi- “one iota” on its uranium enrichment, and his BIKRAM negotiator made no such concession in talks nal homicide. As a judge recited the charges, YOGA OF the U.N. hoped would head off a confrontation Wise seemed to read along with a listing of the UKIAH victims. “When will I get a lawyer?” he asked. Air Conditioning Tune Up with the Security Council over Tehran’s 115 W. 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Perkins St., Ukiah; 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. SATURDAY SHOT GUN WILLY – Country music and dance; 7 to 10:30 p.m.; Ukiah Senior Center; 499 Leslie St.; $8 for members, $9 for non members; 21 years and older only. DUCKIE – Easter party and dance with live music; 7:30 to 10:30 p.m.; Happiness Is Club; 311 Lake Mendocino Drive, in Ukiah; 462-3016; no cover. DJ DANCE MUSIC – DJ dance music; with Smokin Joe; lots of drink specials; Perkins Street Lounge; 228 E. Perkins St., Ukiah; 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. SWEET SPOT – Dance the tax man blues away with blues, rock, and funk; Ukiah Brewing Co.; 745 N. State St; Ukiah; 9:30 p.m.; $5 cover charge. SUNDAY DANCE WAVE – Freestyle community dance for fitness and release; Mendocino Ballet Studio; 205 S. State St., Ukiah; 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.; sliding scale donation; 489-3345. WEEKLY DART TOURNEY – Weekly dart tournaments are held Sundays at the Hopland Brewery; 13351 Hwy. 101 S., Submitted photo Hopland; 3 to 6 p.m.; 744-1361. Runners, walkers, fresh air fans, are encouraged to set aside Saturday, May 6 for the annual Boys and MEDITATION ON THE INNER LIGHT AND SOUND – Girls Club “Join Hands Day” 5K Walkathon in Willits. Registration starts at 9 a.m., the walkathon begins Meditation instruction and weekly group practice; 7:30 to 9:30 at 10 at Recreation Grove Park, Lenore and Commercial streets, in Willits. The first 100 registrants will p.m.; Willits; free; call for directions; 459-4444. receive a free T-shirt. There will be food and live Music in the park. Registration is $10 for adults, $5 for those 18 and under. Proceeds will benefit the Willits and Fort Bragg Boys and Girls Clubs. The event is MONDAY sponsored by Thrivent Financial for Lutherans. For further information, call Kathy at 459-2339 or Priscilla at 459-5973. Willits 5K Join Hands Walkathon has become a hallmark of spring for families ‘INDEPENDENT AMERICA’ – Benefit screening of the throughout Sonoma, Lake and Mendocino counties. new documentary “Independent America”; Ukiah Players Theatre; 1041 Low Gap Road; 6:30 p.m.; Requested donation of $5 to $10. TUESDAY KARAOKE – Every Tuesday; Perkins Street Lounge; 228 E. Perkins St., Ukiah; 8 p.m.; no fee. TheThe HumanHuman RaceRace From Good Friday to Easter Sunday, and beyond Countdown for the county’s first Human Race “Morality is not a subject; it is a life put to the test in By SUSAN BOLING favorite nonprofit, school or visible way to highlight the motivation and hope by pro- dozens of moments.” -- Paul Special for the Journal faith-based group. Groups are fun of being a “Big” Brother viding a consistent role model Tillich, German-born U.S. Looking Community nonprofits are still signing up participants so or Sister. This local nonprofit for children. theologian and philosopher finalizing plans for participat- local residents and businesses connects local youth with Karen’s mentors were an (1886-1965) about ing in the first Human Race in can show their support for our mentors who provide that extended neighborhood fami- Mendocino County on May nonprofit community by con- extra support they need at a ly that watched out for her, her Passion Play... The Chapel By Carole 13 Mother’s Day weekend. tacting their favorite group to critical time in their lives. sister Julie and brother, Mark. of the Redwoods in Comptche, Hester There is just a month left for participate. Look for decorat- They are inviting anyone who They provided guidance until with help from folks in area participating nonprofits to get ed wheelchairs, stroller has ever thought about being a her mother returned from churches, will portray the teams formed, supporters brigades and people wearing “Big” to volunteer to be a work. “That extra pair of eyes “Passion of Christ” on the hill- faithful. Traditionally, 25 or 30 lined up and costumes made costumes of all shapes and “Big for a Day” by participat- and ears has sadly disappeared side across the street from the years ago, meat was not eaten for this 3K110K fund raising sizes to show they are Wild ing in the Human Race with in today’s fragmented society. church on Easter Sunday, April any at all during the entire event. About Community, this year’s “Littles” waiting to be Big Brothers Big Sisters pro- 16, at 6 a.m. and again at 3 period of Lent. Fish was the The Human Race is a non- Human Race theme. matched. grams are there to help fill that p.m. When The Rev. Dick only source of food. To eat competitive event that enables The Human Race will take Big Brothers Big Sisters void, she said.” Coolidge was pastor of “The meat was like committing a local groups to work coopera- start at the Ukiah High School has partnered with the busi- The agency has also Chapel,” he wrote the play, mortal sin. Lent was so solemn tively to raise money for their parking lot. Festivities will ness community to form more recruited the Red Hat Society produced it, and his wife, that 30 years ago, couples local programs by all partici- kick off with a Pancake than a dozen teams that will as cheerleaders for their par- Charlotte, and daughter, Linda could not get married during pating in the same fun family Breakfast, a Fun and Games help raise money for the ticipating “Bigs” and “Littles” Lou, were in the play, along that period. You had to wait event organized by North Area, a Community agency’s award-winning men- and challenges other cen- with other church goers. At until Holy Saturday or Easter Coast Opportunities. As local Marketplace, and contests for toring programs by asking for tipedes to join them. Fun lov- one time, the play was present- Sunday to get married. In fact programs are cut and competi- best T-shirt, centipede and pledges from their business ing participants will be mak- ed at Lake Mendocino at even birthdays were not cele- tion for grant money gets costume. Runners and walkers associates, family and friends. ing costumes of wild animals Easter sunrise. brated during Lent for it was tighter, the Human Race is a will start the Human Race at Coldstone Creamery and, other creative theme Good Friday... Today is the believed with much reverence way for the community to 8:00 a.m. The event is over by owner, Karen Mason, is sup- interpretations. The Redwood most solemn day in the that it was a period of mourn- work together to support the 11 :30 a.m. with a Rotary porting BBBS because she Health Club has 2 costumes Christian calendar. Christians ing, sacrifice and respect for many local nonprofits that Barbecue being held at Low was raised by a single mother that they are keeping secret. remember how the innocent the death of Jesus Christ. strengthen our community. Gap Park after the Human and knows the importance that Anyone that would like to Jesus was condemned to die Mothers cooked and pre- Organizations, businesses Race. having mentors in your life walk or run in the Human the humiliating death of a pared meals and bread from and individuals have already One agency, Big Brothers can mean in the hours after Race for the local Big criminal, having carried his Thursday of Holy Week, for begun recruiting Human Race Big Sisters of Mendocino school when you are on their Brothers Big Sisters, please own instrument of execution, absolutely no work was per- participants who will seek County, decided that the own. Mentoring programs call Patti McCluey at 463- the cross, through the streets of mitted on Good Friday. The pledges in support of their Human Race would be a very offer valuable encouragement, 4809. Jerusalem. girls even did their hair one Traditionally Christians fast day early for they refused to or at least abstain from meat on shampoo on Good Friday. Good Friday. The church is left Stores, shops, and bars were Credit cards are necessary -- but take caution dark and there is just a simple not allowed to be opened, by cross on the altar. It is known order of the police, and if you Ever since Wilma Flintstone and Betty a credit card debt, forgetting that it is still a as Good Friday because did, you were arrested. Rubble shouted “Charge It!” the nation has debt and just drags the interest on longer. A gone bonkers for credit cards. Let’s face it, move such as refinancing your collection of Christians believe that Jesus Traditions and customs have changed in the interven- you can’t rent a car, buy online, or in some credit card debt to your mortgage eliminates gave up his life for the good of cases pay a bill without one. Charging with any savings you were boasting about on that everyone. ing years. Perhaps that is good -- perhaps not. It just seems plastic is made easy by retail stores begging washer and dryer last year. The Crucifixion is remem- you to use their credit (usually at a pretty 2) Debt Ratio -- Credit card ratings can bered in Jerusalem even today. that in the “busyness” of life, the helter-skelter frenetic life hefty rate in comparison with a straight really affect your ability to get cash when Large crowds of Christians credit card) or by offering you a discount if you need it or to even qualify for a home take the same path as Jesus. In involved in earning a living, keeping up with one’s family you open an account at the time of purchase. loan. Finance companies rate your total debt some countries people act out Even your phone card is a credit card. to your ability to pay and give you a num- the story of Jesus’ last day and the myriad responsibilities of today, we have somehow Enticement is everywhere. I get probably ber. The number also uses any late fees, pur- while others watch and think 2-3credit card offers in one week at home chases over your credit card limits, and about the events which hap- lost the ability to “set aside” time for reflection, introspec- and more at the office. Credit card debt in Community chatter other factors to reach this ratio. When you pened long ago. the United States stands around $735 bil- need other credit, if your number is not The Easter procession of the tion, calm examining of our By Kathy Davidson inner beings. “Busyness” has lion, or $7,000 per household, according to good, the money may not be there if you do “Misteri” in Trapani, Sicily, the Federal Reserve. That is a lot of people not keep credit card debt under control. begins on Good Friday after- become a tremendous yoke on the shoulders of modern man. owing money. will usually pull you out of it no matter 3) Interest rates -- Interest rates change noon and lasts the next 24 Hope... Young people are targeted early so that where you are in the world. That is a won- often. Your ability to pay off your credit card hours. The heavy wooden stat- The joy of the Christian church, however, is when by the time they enter college they derful advantage not to be ignored. Where is definitely tied to your interest rate. The ues of the scenes of the Passion three days later: Easter have a card for “essentials.” What typically caution needs to be administered is in sever- higher the rate, the longer to pay off. I just are carried along the streets of Sunday. There’s a famous begins as a charge here and there often leads al other areas: read an article last week that said many Trapani by groups of preacher of a great sermon to a frightening situation for young people 1) Total Debt -- Watch this one real close. credit card companies are changing their “Maestranze” (guilds). The titled, “It’s Friday... but involving significant debt and little experi- If you have more than one card and most of billing cycle from 30 to 21 days. This is so march moves slowly in the his- Sunday’s comin’!” When life ence dealing with it. us do, the debt can creep up very slowly, but they can get paid faster, but it also will affect toric part of the city accompa- looks bleak, there’s a ray of If you are one of those people that are steadily. Always keep in mind that life as your interest rate or you may get dinged nied by musicians who play hope not far away. Read what financially comfortable enough to pay a you know it today may not be that way from a late payment not being used to the sad and suggestive music. The one person expressed about credit card bill upon receipt, some of these when there is a financial crisis, such as loss shorter time period for payment. brightly lit glass coffin of the Easter. issues may not apply to you, but you have of a job, long term illness, or death of a prin- One way to control your interest is to Savior is carried along in the “Easter Sunday is a happy children and grandchildren. You may want cipal bread winner. If you are not paying a look closely at the new offers you get in the night. day for Christians because to pass on some of this information to them. significant amount over and above the min- mail. Then study your last bill and see what It wasn’t so long ago that they believe that Jesus rose Paying with plastic is the American way. imum amount due, you will more than like- the annual rate is on all your credit cards, the entire Lenten season was a If you get caught in a jam somewhere away ly never pay off the card. period of mourning for the See LOOKING, Page A-12 from where you are known, a credit card Many people use their homes to pay off See CHATTER, Page A-6 A-4 – FRIDAY, APRIL 14, 2006 FORUM Editor: K.C. Meadows, 468-3526 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] Letters from our readers VIEWPOINTS All the wrong reasons To the Editor: Perhaps the third anniversary of the invasion of Iraq is a good time to review THOMAS D. ELIAS the ever changing reasons given for our fighting in Iraq. 1. WMDs 2. Collusion between Hussein and Al Qaida Even the slowest learners among us When will governor (Bush included) now concede the first two reasons were a myth speak up for California? 3. Keep the terrorists at bay and fight One major theme of the slick television ads backing them there rather than here. Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger aired by the U.S. Aside from the grossly unethical will- Chamber of Commerce for the last month is that this ingness to sacrifice the safety of another governor cares about average Californians. people in order to safeguard our own, this But if so, why has he been so conspicuously silent motive has proved highly impractical, on one key issue after another with the potential to because we have created a new host of negatively affect every Californian? These involve terrorist enemies who rightly see the U. S. everything from income taxes to food labeling and as a threat. The British were smarter in telephones, ubiquitous topics all. their response to terrorists. They correctly When a commission appointed by President Bush treated the London attack as a criminal act developed an income tax "reform" plan including strict and, instead of trotting out their army, limits on what homeowners can deduct for mortgage turned it over to Scotland Yard who quick- interest, Schwarzenegger said nothing. ly identified the perpetrators and made When the House of Representatives passed the arrests. National Uniformity of Food Act, both California sen- 4. Rid Iraq of a cruel dictator. ators and Attorney General Bill Lockyer immediately If this were the real reason, the U. S. began fighting the bill's ultimate adoption, saying it would be fighting in a number of coun- would remove many requirements for reporting possi- tries that suffer under cruel dictatorships. Other opinions bly toxic contents on food labels. They were joined by Also, we would have withdrawn when we attorneys general of 37 other states, all of which - like accomplished that purpose. From around the nation California - have far tougher labeling requirements 5. Bring democracy to Iraq. than the proposed new federal ones. Why this rabid obsession to thrust our Schwarzenegger so far has said nothing. form of government on other countries? If Los Angeles Daily News When his appointees to the state Public Utilities Iraq had wanted a democratic government Political awakening Commission all voted to adopt a watered-down cell they would have it. And it would have phone users' "bill of rights" that essentially puts the been bought with Iraqi blood, not the Who knew Angelenos had dropout rates, wouldn't the ing or what the real issues onus on customers to catch overcharges quickly or be blood of American young men and it in them? Hundreds of students be better off in class are. Some others are just forced to pay them, Schwarzenegger again was silent. women. thousands of people have learning about history and using the excuse to get out of Because his new chief of staff, Susan Kennedy, coau- 6. Now that we’re there we must “fin- taken to the streets in recent public policy and improving school and have a good time. thored the plan while a PUC commissioner; her very ish the job” even if we find it distasteful. days in rallies and walkouts their basic skills? And why do the protests hiring indicated the governor's approval of her cre- Some Iraqis have stated to the news and marches protesting pro- A political awakening happen during school ation. media that they believe it is time for the posals to crack down on ille- across the breadth of Los instead of afterward? We So is it any wonder when the national Chamber of U. S. to go, that our presence is now more gal immigrants. Angeles could transform the would be more impressed Commerce, made up in large part of companies that of a hindrance to the peace process. It The catalyst, of course, city. For something great to with students' devotion to would benefit from relaxed food labeling and fewer would be quite an eye opener if the newly was the U.S. Senate taking happen, it will take arousing their cause, if they marched consumer rights, puts up millions of dollars for sup- elected Iraqi government gave the U.S. an up immigration reform, a the passions of everyone. All on their own free time or posed "issue ads" that promote Schwarzenegger and ultimatum to pull out within six months. subject so touchy that the L.A.'s residents must get gave up an afternoon's pay at no real issue? Do any of us honestly believe out govern- political debate has been put involved in working hard for an after-school job to do so. Nothing involved here is a new dispute for ment would honor such a request? off for decades, resulting in what they believe in and Since the students cut California. The state's governors dating back to Earl A look at the above reasons brings us to an estimated population of being willing to accept that classes to protest, they Warren and Pat Brown have always gotten involved in the obvious. The U.S. is in Iraq for the oil. 12 million illegal immi- progress comes step by step, should suffer the conse- them. But not Schwarzenegger, who often seemed like Janet Freeman grants living in the shadows. inch by inch. quences for their truancy. a one-trick pony as he did little last winter but raise Ukiah In the week before, com- The students should know money for his reelection campaign and promote con- munity activists and The San that peaceful civil disobedi- struction bonds that may never make the ballot. Who is in control here? Spanish-radio disc jockeys Bernardino Sun ence involves accepting But governors can't pick and choose what they're whipped people into action appropriate penalties, which going to get involved in. They are not legislators who To the Editor: over the tough immigration Student voices bring may come in the form of can make reputations by concentrating on particular Driving down State Street on March 30 bill passed by the U.S. heart to national detentions or suspensions. issues while keeping their noses out of things they and March 31, I saw as many as 150 kids House of Representatives debate The students would gain don't care about. Governors, especially in California, yelling and waving the flag of Mexico. I that focused only on border better traction by leaving the eventually must deal with every issue from air pollu- believe the flag of the U.S. is still the stars enforcement and cracking Students who marched on Mexican flags at home. tion to park maintenance, taxation nd immigration. For and stripes. If these young people like down on immigrants. city halls across the Carrying Mexico's flag is every significant question eventually winds up on the Mexico so much then maybe they should For many Angelenos, the Southern California region counterproductive for those governor's desk, either in the form of a proposed law consider moving back and help build a political became very per- to protest an immigration who want a chance to earn he must sign or veto, or when a crisis occurs. good economy for that country. Why, I’d sonal and they turned out to bill that touches many of American citizenship. If the mortgage deduction changes ever pass, and like to know, aren’t these kids in school? demand humane immigra- them personally were learn- Assimilation of immigrants they are still pending in Congress, they would limit It seems we hear the schools don’t have tion reform. ing a lesson in democracy, is the goal of the vast major- writeoffs for home loan interest to what would be paid enough money and the test scores are low. Still, this is L.A, where true. But they also need to ity of America's citizenry, on a $271,000 note. Very few California home loans Maybe they counted the ADA before these typically only celebrity fests understand they can make and a foreign flag on U.S. these days are so low. Democratic Sen. Dianne kids skipped out and maybe they are all like the Academy Awards or their voices heard without soil elicits no sympathy. Feinstein estimated the average California family ‘A’ students which still doesn’t excuse a sports champion can draw ditching school. Nonetheless, the passion- would lose about $6,000 in tax deductions if this them from school. Do we still have a tru- a crowd. First and foremost, we are ate pleas made by teenagers passed, an actual cost of about $2,200 per household. ancy law? Who is in control here? The So it was sobering to see glad that the walkouts and on behalf of people who A governor who proudly declaims almost every day school administrators, the law enforce- more than half a million peo- protests have, by and large, come to this country, seek- there have been no new taxes during his term might be ment or the kids? ple marching peacefully been peaceful. There has ing to work hard to support interested in fighting this. Or at least sending a Donna VanWhye through downtown L.A. - been no serious violence, their families, make a strik- President of his own party a letter expressing opposi- Ukiah children, teenagers, adults, injury or property damage, ing statement that our young tion. Not Schwarzenegger. Neither he nor his staff whole families - and not all and very few arrests consid- people do care. offer explanations for his silence. of them Latino. Those ering the number of students The war in Iraq and The same for the food labeling bill. State Protect the ocean watching on TV can be for- taking part. We commend Afghanistan may not have Democratic Party Chairman Art Torres, a former legis- To the Editor: given for mistaking the local police forces and drawn them out, nor even lator who helped author California's tough Proposition Congratulations and thank you to David footage as coming from a school districts for the calm the crime taking its bitter toll 65 labeling requirements, spoke up right away. "I am Colfax for introducing the ‘Ocean protest in Washington, D.C., way they have dealt with the on local communities. But outraged that the House passed a bill that will eviscer- Protection Resolution’ at the Mendocino circa 1960s. protesting teens. the Sensenbrenner bill ate our…public health protection laws," he said. County Board of Supervisors meeting on Students pouring out of While many of the stu- approved by the House is Schwarzenegger's silence on these and other key April 4. It passed unanimously, yes! Your school added to this sense of dents are exercising their causing teenagers to rise up issues provides openings for his prospective fall elec- years of work towards protecting our deja vu, but also raised con- political speech, too many and say, wait a minute, your tion opponents. Said hopeful rival Phil Angelides, now ocean are recognized and enormously cerns: In schools with such others don't seem to know attacks on immigrants are the state treasurer, "This would roll back the stringent appreciated by us and many, many others low test scores and high exactly what they're protest- hurting us, too. protections of a law that a strong majority of voters put who love and depend on a clean and wild in place 20 years ago." He added that the bill would environment. Protect our precious also wipe out two laws Schwarzenegger signed with resources, stop offshore drilling. Call your WHERE TO WRITE great ballyhoo last year: one protecting children from representative. lead in candy and another limiting the use of perfor- John and Barbara President George Bush: The White Sacramento, 95814. (916) 319-2001; Santa mance-enhancing substances by high school athletes. Stephens-Lewallen House, 1600 Pennsylvania Ave., Washing- Rosa, 576-2526; FAX, Santa Rosa, 576- Said Angelides in an open letter to Schwarzenegger, Ukiah ton, D.C. 20500; (202) 456-1111, FAX 2297. Berg's field representative in Ukiah "I cannot believe that you would weaken California's (202)456-2461. office located at 104 W. Church St, Ukiah, food safety and labeling laws. But that will be the Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger: 95482, 463-5770. The office’s fax number is almost certain result if you do not...oppose (the bill)." LETTER POLICY State Capitol, Sacramento, 95814. (916) 463-5773. E-mail to: In fact, if state governors do not speak up against 445-2841; FAX (916)445-4633 [email protected] federal bills affecting their constituents, members of The Daily Journal welcomes letters to the Congress generally assume they are not opposed and editor. All letters must include a clear name, Sen. Barbara Boxer: 112 Hart Senate Senator Wes Chesbro: State Senate don't feel those bills will be harmful. signature, return address and phone number. Office Bldg., Washington, D.C. 20510; District 2, Capitol Building, Room 5100, Letters are generally published in the order Schwarzenegger's silence on both the tax and food (202)224-3553; San Francisco, (415) 403- Sacramento, 95814. (916) 445-3375; FAX labeling bills, then, can easily be interpreted as tacit they are received, but shorter, concise letters 0100 FAX (415) 956-6701 are given preference. Because of the volume (916) 323-6958. Ukiah office is P.O. Box support. of letters coming in, letters of more than 400 Sen. Dianne Feinstein: 331 Hart Sen- 785, Ukiah, 95482, 468-8914, FAX 468- Which means that if the governor really means his words in length may take longer to be print- ate Office Bldg., Washington, D.C. 20510. 8931. District offices at 1040 Main St., Suite mantra about being interested in the welfare of all ed. 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CERT training classes include disaster preparedness, disaster at 7 p.m. There will be talks by prospective candidates and the fire suppression, basic disaster medical operations and light public is invited. COMMUNITY BRIEFS search and rescue operations. The target audience for the first Judy Williams, acting chair, has announced that plans are in course will be individuals throughout the city who are interest- the works to form a Young Republicans group. Anyone wishing ed in putting together teams within their neighborhoods. to join either the central committee or the new group is encour- Tickets available now for Phoenix These free courses will be offered during the month of April aged to attend. at the City of Ukiah Fire Department, 300 Seminary Ave. in Plans are in the works for a major fund raising event that will Hospice’s ‘Spring Fling Drawing’ Ukiah. For more information and a class schedule, call Fire bring Mark Fuhrman to the area as the main speaker on June 2. This year the tickets to Phoenix Certified Hospices’ annual Chief Kurt Latipow at 463-6263. To register, call Cindy Tickets will soon be available and the public is invited. For fur- “Spring Fling Drawing” can mean winning one of over 35 Stanford at 463-6261. ther information about joining the committee or Young amazing prizes donated by local businesses. Prizes including a Republicans or the Mark Fuhrman event, contact Judy Williams case of organic Zinfandel from Frey Vineyards, a beautiful gift The Mendocino County Museum at 961-1617 or by email. basket full of amazing gifts from Mazahar and for one lucky presents its newest earthquake exhibit ticket holder, the grand prize of a weekend get away package to Indulge Sweet Tooth at the Senior a beautiful Bed and Breakfast in Mendocino County. The Mendocino County Museum presents its newest exhibit: “Every year we are inspired by the generous support of the Earthquake Centennial, “Quit shaking the bed.” Center’s Ice Cream Social local businesses of Ukiah and Willits but this year the support The exhibit features photos of the devastation suffered in For just $1 for members of the Senior Center and $1.50 for has been truly overwhelming and has included support from Mendocino County during the 1906 earthquake, early seismo- non members,everyone can indulge their sweet cravings for ice businesses in Lake County, Hopland, Anderson Valley as well graphic equipment, earthquake information, and memories cream, toppings and pie. Members over 90 or who have a birth- as Ukiah and Willits.” says Diane Clerihue Smith, Volunteer from survivors. day in April get in for free. The Ice Cream Social is one of the and Events Coordinator.” Phoenix Certified Hospice of “I thought (my brother) was trying to shake me out of bed. area’s most popular one hour events. Mendocino County has been serving terminally ill patients and So I said, ‘Papa, Papa. Will you make Hanson quit shaking the Hosted and benefiting the Ukiah Senior Center on the fourth their families for over 16 years and the community is really bed.’ All the time it was the earthquake. It was quite a shake.” Monday of each month, the Social invites the public with donat- beginning to understand the tremendous importance and the said Fred McAllaster of Willits, in the book Mendocino County ed food and supplies by Safeway Stores, Creative Workshop, meaningful benefits of having certified hospice care available Remembered. Floyd Knox, Inez Hosea, John Bogner and Gary Nix, Pat to all who need it”. “With so much written about the destruction of San Nicholson and several Center members. The “Spring Fling Drawing” takes place April 26 and is only Francisco, many people forget how directly affected Admission includes a door prize ticket. Membership is open one of the fund raisers Phoenix Certified Non-Profit Hospice Mendocino County was,” said Museum Director Herb Pruett. to the public. Dietetic ice cream and pie is available. The next relies on to raise money to continue providing comprehensive, The exhibit will continue for the coming year starting on today Social will be held on April 25th from 2:30 to 3:30 pm in compassionate end-of-life care to all who need it regardless of Exhibit Opening Reception, today from 5 to 7 p.m. free Bartlett Hall at the Senior Center. A special $50 cash prize is their ability to pay. There are over 35 prizes this year with a stay admission. Mendocino County Museum, 400 E. Commercial St., in Willits. For more information, call 459-2736. drawn each month from “magic” red raffle tickets at $1 each. at a beautiful Bed and Breakfast topping the list. This Grand This cash prize is donated each month by an anonymous sup- Prize includes an overnight stay, dinner and wine basket of pre- porter of the Center. mium reserve wines and gourmet chocolate. (B and B location Elks Lodge to hold Easter Egg Hunt at Entertainment will be provided by the Mendo-C-Notes, Eric to be announced) Tickets are available now. Other goodies that the Ukiah Elks Park this Sunday Larson handles M.C. duties and music is provided by Dolores will be awarded area gift certificates to the Broiler Steak House, Carrick and Russ Johnson. A special jewelry sale from the The Ukiah Brewing Company and Restaurant, Mendocino On Easter Sunday, April 16th, the Ukiah Elks Lodge #1728 Leslie Street Thrift Shop, and several door prizes including two Book Co., Cat’s Meow and Leaves of Grass Bookstore, ‘a por- will hold it’s annual Easter Egg Hunt. It starts at 8:30 a.m. at the from the Windmills Café (door prizes tickets are free with trait session with Ron Greystar Photography., wine from Frey Ukiah Elks Park, 1200 Hastings Rd. in Ukiah. There will be admission) round out the busy hour. Vineyards, Husch Vineyards, Claudia Springs Winery, Steele three separate areas for the egg hunt. A small child area; Older This month’s “Celebrity Scooper” will be Ukiah Daily Vineyards and Brutocoa Cellars, amazing gift baskets from children and one for teenagers. With over five hundred eggs to Mazahar (a $250 value) and The Travel Center, and beautiful Journal Editor, K.C. Meadows. be found there will be ample giggles and laughter. After the This popular event benefits the Ukiah Senior Center while creations from local artists including Pam Temple, Hoyman- Easter Egg Hunt, breakfast will be served in the Lodge at a cost Browne Studio, Blue Sky Gallery, Pye in the Skye Pottery and providing a social opportunity for the community. For member- of $6.00 per person. All are welcome! So bring the kids and ship information call 462-4343. Ileya Tropics. have a ball at the Ukiah Elks Lodge on Easter Sunday. Phoenix Certified Hospice asks everyone to join in the gen- erous spirit of these local supporting businesses by taking a The A.V. Lions Club to hold annual May Day Baskets to be delivered chance to win. Suggested ticket donation is $4 each or 6 tickets May 1 orders being taken now for $20.” What a fun way to support such a worthy cause,” Easter Egg Hunt for children states Diane Clerihue Smith, “You get a chance to win terrific The jr. elementary class at the Tree of Life Charter school is prizes while helping to keep certified hospice care available in The Anderson Valley Lions club will hold an Easter Egg having a fund raiser. In the tradition of May Day, May 1, the Mendocino County.” For more information, and ticket orders, Hunt for children in pre-school through 4th grade, this Sunday class is creating beautiful hand painted and tissue lined baskets contact Diane Clerihue Smith at 459-1818 or stop by the at 1 p.m. sharp at the Anderson Valley Fairgrounds lawn. of blooming flowers for giving. The cost is five dollars. If an Phoenix Hospice Office in the Evergreen shopping center in Children need to bring a basket. For more information, call 895- order is placed for at least four baskets, free delivery will be Willits. 2928 or 895-3192. made in the Ukiah area. Several persons may combine orders to receive delivery. Flowers can be sent, by name or anonymous- Emergency Services Authority, Ukiah Ukiah Lions to host annual Easter Egg ly, to convalescent hospitals, schools, the senior center, individ- Hunt at Ukiah’s Anton Stadium uals or places of work. Deliveries will be made on Monday, Fire Department present CERT May 1st. Smaller orders can be picked up at the school on The Community Emergency Response Team program was The Ukiah Lions will host their annual Easter Egg Hunt at Friday, April 28th, or Monday, May 1st, at the Tree of Life developed in California in the mid-‘80s as a way to train people Anton Stadium in Ukiah, from 2 to 2:10 p.m. on Easter Sunday. School office. Orders may be received through April 26th by to better prepare for emergency situations in their communities. Ukiah Raleys has donated 400 dozen eggs to this event. The egg sending payment, along with ar name (or a request to be anony- Since then, it has become a national model for helping people hunt is for children 10 and under. mous) and phone number, the delivery address (if needed) and respond to emergencies. When emergencies happen, CERT the name of the recipient, and a message if desired. A gift tag members can give critical support to first responders, provide The Mendocino County Republican will be attached to the basket. Send orders to May Day Baskets, immediate assistance to victims, and organize spontaneous vol- Tree of Life School, PO Box 966, Ukiah, CA 95482. (462- unteers at a disaster site. CERT members can also help with Central Committee to meet on April 19 0913). For pickup orders, the school is located on Ford Road, at non-emergency projects that improve the safety of the commu- The Mendocino County Republican Central Committee will the north entrance to the Fairgrounds. 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SPORTS FRIDAY, APRIL 14, 2006 – A-7 Sports Editor: Tony Adame, 468-3518 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] PREP GOLF | UKIAH 367, RANCHO COTATE 409 LOCAL Giants split CALENDAR

TODAY PREP TENNIS • Ukiah at Cardinal Newman, 3 p.m. doubleheader PREP SOFTBALL • Rancho Cotate at Ukiah, 4 p.m. SATURDAY, APRIL 15 PREP BASEBALL • Ukiah at Gordie Classic Tournament -Calendar listings are culled from the most with Houston recent schedules provided by the schools and organizations in our coverage area. Please report schedule changes or incorrect listings to The Daily Journal Sports Berkman hits MLB leading fifth and sixth Department at 468-3518. homers as Astros take second game

TV LISTINGS By JANIE McCAULEY The Associated Press TODAY SAN FRANCISCO — Roy Oswalt pitched 8 1/3 strong NBA Washington at Chicago, 5 p.m. (ESPN) innings and Lance Berkman hit his majors-leading fifth and Phoenix at Golden State, 7:30 p.m. (ESPN) MLB sixth homers of the season, leading Houston past the San Texas at Oakland, 7 p.m. (KICU) San Francisco at Los Angeles Dodgers, Francisco Giants 8-0 on Thursday night to give the Astros a 7:30 p.m. (FOX) doubleheader split after losing the first game 5-3. TENNIS WTA Family Circle Cup, Quarterfinal, 10 a.m. Oswalt (2-0) gave up eight hits and struck out two and (ESPN2) BOXING walked three. Fernando Nieve got the final two outs to com- Friday Night Fights, 6 p.m. (ESPN2) plete the shutout. SATURDAY, APRIL 15 Berkman, who has homered in five of his last seven games, NBA Golden State at Portland, 7 p.m. (FSN) hit a two-run shot to center batting left-handed in the third and MLB San Francisco at Los Angeles Dodgers, 7 p.m. added a solo homer to left batting righty leading off the ninth. (FOX) NHL It was the first time in his career he homered from both sides. Anaheim at San Jose, 1 p.m. (FSN) TENNIS Brad Ausmus had two RBIs, three hits and a run scored, and WTA Family Circle Cup, Semifinal, 11 a.m. Craig Biggio, Jason Lane and Morgan Ensberg also drove in (ESPN2) MLS runs — with Ensberg drawing a bases-loaded walk in the sev- Chicago at Columbus, 1 p.m. (ESPN2) GOLF enth. Verizon Heritage, Third Round, noon (CBS) AUTO Backup catcher Todd Greene singled twice and tripled and NASCAR Racing, Busch Series, Pepsi 300, 1 p.m. (FX) Randy Winn had a double among his three hits for the Giants on a night when Barry Bonds, Moises Alou, Mike Matheny and Omar Vizquel weren’t in the starting lineup. YOUTH Rookie Matt Cain (0-1) matched his career high with eight strikeouts in five innings but fell behind 3-0 and got outpitched SPORTS by Oswalt. Preston Wilson doubled to start the fourth, then reached third on a wild pitch before Cain gave up back-to-back walks Eagle Peak softball to Lane and Ausmus to load the bases with no outs. Cain then wins home opener struck out Eric Bruntlett and Oswalt and got Biggio to ground Riann Bumpus gave up three into a fielder’s choice to escape the jam. hits over six innings, and the In the first game, Alou hit his 300th career home run and Eagle Peak Middle School infield was stellar as Eagle Peak defated Bonds came close to hitting his first of the year and No. 709. Pomolita, 7-1, in its home opener. The opener in the three-game series was rained out for con- First baseman Katelyn Pipkin, second baseman Halley Todd, secutive days, with Thursday’s night game serving as the make and shortstop Melissa Reyes up for Tuesday’s postponed contest. Wednesday’s washed-out combined for 12 put outs in the game will be made up May 8. win. The Eagles scored three runs early on heads up base running, See GIANTS, Page A-8 and broke the game open in the fifth inning. After Riann Bumpus drew a walk, Brandi Eaton smacked a double to score Bumpus. Kortney Martinson followed with a single to score Eaton, and Martinson stole third and then advanced Twins pull sweep home for a run after a passed ball. Stasia Pinnegar and Britney Campbell each had a single for of Athletics Eagle Peak in the win. Eaton and Martinson both had two hits. By DAVE CAMPBELL The Associated Press Isaac Eckel/The Daily Journal MINNEAPOLIS — It’s fun to be a Minnesota starting pitch- Ukiah senior Graham Beard takes a swing Thursday from the first hole at Ukiah er, for a change. COMMUNITY Municipal Golf Course. The Wildcats defeated Rancho Cotate, 367-409. After toiling through last season and the first week of 2006 with frighteningly few runs, the Twins’ staff found plenty of DIGEST support to start their first homestand — and not just from the fans. Torii Hunter hit a two-run homer, Kyle Lohse threw six Girls youth softball innings for his first win and the Twins finished a three-game umpires needed sweep by beating the Oakland Athletics 8-2 on Thursday. “When your team’s doing that stuff, it makes it easy to throw The City of Ukiah needs girls Still on top youth softball umpires. strikes,” said Lohse, who gave up a two-run double to Frank Pay is $16 per game, with each Thomas in the first but nothing after that. game having a maximum game Luis Castillo and Mike Redmond each had three hits, and time of 90 minutes. The season Wildcats improve to 8-0 in North Bay League runs from May-June, and games Shannon Stewart drove in two runs for Minnesota, which had are played on Monday and By TONY ADAME conditions were less than perfect due to heavy three-run innings in the first and fifth against Oakland starter Thursday evenings. The Daily Journal amounts of rain in the area. Joe Blanton. Applications are available at the Brazill’s trek on the course was evident, as City of Ukiah, 411 W. Clay St., or ancho Cotate head golf coach John “It feels good to go out and pick up these guys,” Hunter said, for more information call 463- Gulbrasen hasn’t done a whole lot of mud covered his person from shoes to mid smiling about the way the Twins have erased deficits of at least 6714. R winning in 29 years of coming to calf. two runs in each of their four victories. Ukiah. “The course was pretty wet and muddy, “ They stumbled home after going 1-5 on a road trip last week City of Ukiah/Wildcat Gulbrasen figures that in that span he’s Brazill said. “I just tried to go out, relax, and and batting only .225, ready to face a team fresh from a Softball Clinic notched three, maybe four wins against the swing easy. My first shot wasn’t great, but I sparkling weekend of starting pitching. But both those trends Wildcats on their home course. tried not to put too much pressure on myself.” were quickly reversed. The City of Ukiah along with the After Thursday’s 367-409 loss, Gulbrasen After a bogey on the first hole, Brazill was Oakland gave up 34 hits in this series, after yielding eight Ukiah High School softball team, over three games at Seattle. Dan Haren and Esteban Loaiza the UHS coaching staff, and other doesn’t think that number is going to grow for a model of consistency, shooting for par on local coaches will hold a one-day him, or any other North Bay League team, the next 13 holes before registering a birdie were each given early leads they couldn’t hold on Tuesday and clinic April 19 open to girls 9-14 anytime soon. on No. 15. Brazill made par on Nos. 16 and Wednesday, and the same thing happened to Joe Blanton (1-1) years old to learnabout hitting, 17 before another bogey on No. 18. in this one. sliding, fielding, pitching, and “They’re definitely the best team in the much more. North Bay League, that’s for sure,” Gulbrasen “Max was absolutely solid,” said Ukiah “We didn’t make any pitches,” manager Ken Macha said. Check in for the camp starts a 9 said. “They’re very consistent with their head coach Chris Philbrick. “He hit the ball “You get good hitters and leave it in the middle of the plate, and a.m aned ends at 9:20 a.m., with scores, and there isn’t just one good player. long, and chipped and putted very well con- they burn you.” the camp running until noon. Blanton, who pitched eight shutout innings and allowed two The re-schedule date for the There’s always at least three kids that make sidering the greens hadn’t been mowed in a camp is April 20, and the cost is them so difficult to beat.” week.” hits to the Mariners last Friday, gave up four straight hits in the $25 per camper. Pre-registration Ukiah improved to 8-0 in NBL play with Rounding out the scoring for Ukiah were fifth. Stewart, Castillo and Redmond each hit RBI singles — is mandatory, and sign up is Monday through Thursday from 8 the win, and were led by sophomore Max a.m to 5 p.m at the City of Ukiah Brazill’s even par 70 on a course where the See WILDCATS, Page A-8 See ATHLETICS, Page A-9 offices.

Mendocino College youth and high school football camps

Mendocino College will host a youth football camp from July 10- Saint Cloud signs Novak 14 and a high school football camp on July 21. Mendocino center wanting Novak on their respec- visiting both schools and Both camps will be held at tive campuses come this fall. receiving full-ride scholarship Mendocino College from 4:30 averaged 12.2 rebounds p.m. - 7 p.m. each day, and the Novak’s choice? offers from both. cost is $90. This is a full contact per game in 2005-2006 NCAA Division II power Novak will have one year of camp for ages 6-14. Saint Cloud State (Minn.) guaranteed eligibility at St. The high school camp will run By TONY ADAME from 11 a.m. - 3 p.m., the cost is University. Cloud State, but his second year $25, and it is a position specific The Daily Journal “I’m really relieved, really will be in question after Novak camp for high school age football After spending his whole life happy,” Novak said Thursday. received some bad advice com- players. in California, Ben Novak decid- “I got offers from a bunch of ing out of high school and Any questions about either camp can be directed to Mike ed he wanted to experience different schools, but there was enrolled at Santa Rosa Junior Mari at 707-468-3098. something different. something about St. Cloud, a College. At 6-foot-9, 250 pounds, and comfort level and a calmness “I got some bad advice and Ukiah Dolphins swim with a robust 12.2 rebounds per there that let me know that was redshirted instead of grayshirt- and water polo camp game average this season for where I wanted to go. ed,” Novak said. “But I’ve Mendocino College, the sopho- “I wanted to experience talked to the coaches at St. The Ukiah dolphins will be hold- more from Rincon Valley something different, and this Cloud about it, and if I can’t get ing a swim and water polo combi- Christian High School in Santa was the right fit. It’s a Division that year back then we’ve nation camp April 24-28 at Ukiah Rosa had put himself -- through High School. The clinic starts at II school and they draw talked about me possibly being 5:30 p.m. each evening, is for safe hard work -- in a situation between four and five thousand a graduate assistant.” swimmers, and should serve as where how different he wanted a game. They’re facilities are Novak said the road to St. an introduction to both sports. File photo his experience to be would be out of this world.” Cloud was made a lot easier by Mendocino College center Ben Novak is headed up to him, with four-year col- Novak chose St. Cloud over See DIGEST, Page A-10 to Saint Cloud (Minn.) State University. leges from around the country Virginia State University after See NOVAK, Page A-8 A-8 – FRIDAY, APRIL 14, 2006 SPORTS THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL

Records show officer found CAMPAIGN CONCLUDED stripper ‘passed-out drunk’ By TIM WHITMIRE nect any players to the alleged she said she was dragged into The Associated Press attack, and they have urged a bathroom and raped, beaten DURHAM, N.C. — A Nifong to drop his investiga- and choked for a half hour. woman who claims she was tion. At 12:53 a.m., police raped by members of Duke The radio recordings, received a 911 call from a University’s lacrosse team obtained by the AP through a woman complaining that she was described as “just passed- records request, are the first had been called racial slurs by out drunk” by one of the first instance in which police or white men gathered outside police officers to see her, anyone connected with the the home where the party took according to a recording of investigation has said the place. radio traffic obtained woman appeared to be intoxi- The defense has said it Thursday by The Associated cated. believes the second dancer at Press. Defense lawyers, however, the party made that call. The The conversation between have said time-stamped pho- 911 call from the grocery the officer and a police dis- tographs taken by the players store security guard was patcher took place about 1:30 show that the accuser was placed at 1:22 a.m. a.m. March 14, about five drunk and already had suf- In it, the caller says, “Um, minutes after a grocery store fered some injuries when she the problem is ... it’s a lady in security guard called 911 to arrived at the house for the somebody else’s car and she report a woman in the parking party. will not get out of their car. Submitted photo lot who would not get out of The recording is consistent She’s like, she’s like intoxicat- The Mendocino Grapplers Association completed another successful someone else’s car. with “what I have seen of the ed, drunk or something. She’s, season March 30 under the tutelage of coaches Keith and Lowell Leland. The officer gave the dis- photo evidence before,” attor- I mean, she won’t get out of Pictured are Pomolita medals winners; participating schools were Fort patcher the police code for an ney Kerry Sutton said. Those the car, period. “ Bragg, Laytonville, Willits, and Eagle Peak. Back row, left to right: Coach intoxicated person and said photos, she said, showed that A police spokeswoman did Keith Leland, Peter Marshall, Zack Kaisi, Chris Tow, Trevor Morris, the woman was unconscious. she was “way beyond where not immediately return a call Jonathan Dewey, Coach Lowell Leland. Middle row (L-R): Dillon Givens, When asked whether she you would put somebody seeking comment on the radio Tyler Rockel, Nick Elmore, Joey Neustel. Front (L-R): Sean Dewey, Levi needed medical help, the offi- behind the wheel of a car.” traffic. Hester, Chris Berg, Ryan Dickson. cer said: “She’s breathing and The description of the The school last week can- appears to be fine. She’s not in woman’s medical exam — celed the highly ranked team’s distress. She’s just passed-out which Nifong has said is his season and coach Mike drunk.” basis for believing a rape Pressler resigned after the The black woman, a 27- occurred — does not mention release of a vulgar and graph- year-old stripper and college her being drunk. It states only ic e-mail sent by a team mem- Boxing commission still student, told police she was that the woman’s injuries and ber shortly after the alleged raped and beaten by three behavior were consistent with assault. white men around midnight at having been raped, sexually Several of the defense holding Judah purse an off-campus party thrown assaulted and having suffered attorneys say they expect the by Duke’s lacrosse team. The a traumatic experience. district attorney to ask a grand By RYAN NAKASHIMA ring, the round was over, at Steele had ruled earlier racially charged allegations The woman has told police jury on Monday to issue The Associated Press least I thought the round was that the low blow was unin- have led Duke to cancel the she and another stripper hired charges in connection with LAS VEGAS — Boxing over,” he said. “I never tentional. After the melee highly ranked team’s season to dance at the party arrived at allegations. trainer Roger Mayweather attacked the fighter. I never calmed and the ring was and accept the resignation of 11:30 p.m. March 13. The pair “Rest up on Sunday,” was hit Thursday with the put my hands up to the fight- cleared, Steele continued the its coach. reportedly left the house a Sutton said. maximum penalty for step- er, I never did anything. The fight and Mayweather (36-0) No charges have been filed, short time later, fearing for There has been no official ping into the ring and trigger- fighter attacked me.” went on to win a unanimous but District Attorney Mike their safety. The accuser told word, however, on whether ing a brawl during last week- The commission also decision and be crowned Nifong has said he believes a police the two were coaxed Nifong intends to present the end’s IBF welterweight title released the remaining $1 champion. crime was committed. back into the house with an allegations Monday. His next fight. million of the $5 million The commission also is Attorneys for the players have apology, at which point they opportunity would come two The Nevada Athletic purse due Floyd Mayweather considering disciplining said DNA tests failed to con- were separated. That’s when weeks later. Commission revoked Jr., which it had withheld Ellerbe and Judah’s father, Mayweather’s license and after the fight. Avansino Yoel Judah, who entered the fined him $200,000 — his released $4 million of the ring and hit Roger share of the $5 million purse purse Tuesday after tapes Mayweather, Kizer said. awarded to his nephew, showed Floyd Mayweather But the fight’s results will Did Bonds committ perjury? Floyd Mayweather Jr., who Jr. stayed in a neutral corner not change, Kizer said. won Saturday’s bout against throughout the brawl. Judah (34-4) is a former The Associated Press have any knowledge about” a ty of the grand jury probe. Zab Judah. The commission also welterweight champion who SAN FRANCISCO — A grand jury investigation. He Bonds has repeatedly The trainer, a former 140- decided to continue to with- was fined $75,000 and sus- federal grand jury is investi- also said he stands by previ- denied ever using steroids, pound champion known as hold Judah’s $250,000 guar- pended six months by the gating whether Barry Bonds ous statements that his client including during his testimo- the Black Mamba in his anteed purse while it consid- Nevada commission in committed perjury when he did not perjure himself during ny to the grand jury investi- fighting days, entered the ers disciplining him for November 2001 for throwing testified in 2003 that he never his 2003 testimony. gating BALCO. ring in the last seconds of the unsportsmanlike conduct. a stool and putting a glove to used steroids, according to Baseball spokesman Rich The Chronicle’s sources 10th round after his nephew Commission staff will a referee’s chin after losing a media reports. Levin said he is aware of the told the newspaper that feder- was caught by a low blow look at three incidents, match. Judah said it was The panel has been hearing reports, “but it’s just not al investigators believed and then a punch to the back according to incoming exec- unfair that Mayweather was evidence for more than a appropriate for us to comment Bonds was lying because doc- of the head. Referee Richard utive director Keith Kizer: allowed to collect his purse month about whether the at this time.” uments seized in government Steele restrained him, but the punch to the back of while he wasn’t. Giants’ slugger lied to a dif- The Chronicle also report- raids included documentation both camps surged into the Mayweather’s head; Judah “I think it’s crazy. I mean ferent grand jury that was ed that Dr. Arthur Ting, of the slugger’s drug use. ring. Debris rained down leaving a neutral corner and how can you make a decision investigating the BALCO Bonds’ personal surgeon, has Last month’s publication of from the fans as officials pushing through two inspec- on one part and not the scandal, according to reports been subpoenaed to testify the book “Game of Shadows,” tried to restore order. tors during the brawl; and other?” he said. “It’s like Thursday night on CNN and before the grand jury investi- which detailed Bonds’ alleged “It took courage to come Judah hitting a Mayweather being on a baseball field and the San Francisco Chronicle’s gating possible perjury drug regimen, prompted before us today,” commis- cornerman, Leonard Ellerbe, saying this one side is good Web site. charges. Major League Baseball com- sion Chairman Skip to the back of the head during to go but the other side, we Luke Macaulay, Ting, who treated Bonds missioner Bud Selig to launch Avansino said. “But I also the melee. don’t know.” spokesman for the U.S. for a knee injury that kept him an investigation into past acknowledge your egregious Attorney’s Office in San out for most of the 2005 sea- steroid use in baseball. behavior, which really incit- Francisco, told The son, was called to appear Bonds is third on baseball’s ed and started the entire Associated Press that he could before the panel at the U.S. all-time home runs list with melee on Saturday night.” neither confirm nor deny the District courthouse in San 708; he is seven homers shy of Afterward, Roger reports. The story was first Francisco later this month, the passing Babe Ruth. Mayweather said he was dis- appointed and would try to broadcast on CNN, which Chronicle reported, citing two He did not play in the sec- cited “multiple sources” it did appeal, which entails taking people familiar with the ond game of Thursday’s dou- his complaint to a state dis- not identify. investigation. bleheader with the Houston trict court. After a year he can Harry Stern, an attorney in The sources asked the Astros in San Francisco and apply to have his license the firm representing Bonds, newspaper not to identify was not made available for reinstated. told the AP that “We don’t them because of the sensitivi- comment. “When I went into the Camper Shells • California Built Lakeport Camper MENDO-LAKE 12 years of professional was good weather and it was a Philbrick said. “We obviously OFFICE PRODUCTS Wildcats relief,” Beard said. “The thing want to win league. 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remain the most effective source Continued from Page A-7 “I just needed a little TLC, point guard and leading scorer for reaching consumers. Why? a little love. I came here and I David Dreas (18.4 ppg) and 6- Simply put, newspapers reach more people, more often. Highly Mendocino head coach Kevin got it, and it made the differ- foot-5 all-league forward
portable and highly visible, Koch and Koch’s willingness ence.” Adam Sullivan. Novak is newspaper ads go with people to help Novak work on his Novak, who also averaged being counted on to fill the and stay with them. game. That means your business is more 8 points and 1.45 blocks per shoes of team MVP Matt likely to be on their minds when “Coach Koch recruited me game this season, will find Siegle, a 6-foot-8 center who they’re in the market for related out of high school, and gave himself in a situation at St. averaged 15.4 points and 8.5 products or services. When it me a second chance after I Cloud where the precipice rebounds per game this season comes to spending your advertising dollars, make the went to Santa Rosa, which depends on just one thing: on his way to all-league hon- choice that’s tried and true: was huge,” Novak said. “But winning. ors. Along with Novak, the Newspaper advertising works then, when I came here, he Last season, the Huskies Huskies also have seven-foot harder for you. told me that whatever I was finished 20-11 and made it to senior Eric Bergstrom waiting To advertise, call today willing to put into getting bet- the NCAA Division II in the wings. 707-468-3500! ter, he would do to. And he Tournament for the first time “St. Cloud lost a center, so Six Packs came through. Whenever I since 2002-2003 after finish- Ben is stepping into a situa- Pilsner Ukiah needed to get into the gym, he ing second in the North tion where they’ll need him was there for me. I got in Central Conference. St. Cloud right away,” Koch said. “They “To Go” shape, which was the main lost to Fort Hays (Kan.) State have two returning all-league 102 S. State St. Ukiah thing for being a big guy, and in the first round of the players so they should be pret- I had some great teammates in national tournament. ty good.” 468-5898 THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL SPORTS FRIDAY, APRIL 14, 2006 – A-9 Magic wins seventh straight By The Associated Press contusions. SAN ANTONIO (AP) — Dwight Howard Cavaliers 91, Knicks 87 scored 22 points and Jameer Nelson added CLEVELAND (AP) — LeBron James, 19 as the Orlando Magic won their seventh resting a sprained left ankle for the NBA straight game, keeping slim playoff hopes playoffs, missed his first game this season alive with a 92-80 win over the San Antonio and could only cheer as his teammates rallied Spurs on Thursday night. for a win over injury-thinned New York. Tim Duncan scored 31 points — and sur- Larry Hughes scored 26 points with 13 passed 8,000 career rebounds with 13 boards rebounds and Donyell Marshall and — but it wasn’t enough for the Spurs, who Zydrunas Ilgauskas added 17 points apiece are trying to hold off Dallas for the lead in for the Cavaliers, who were lifeless for 3 1/2 the Southwest Division and best record in the quarters before storming back to win their Western Conference. 10th straight at home. The Magic (35-44) now are 2 1/2 games Nate Robinson, starting in place of Steve behind both Chicago and Philadelphia in the Francis (back), scored 32 points and race for the final playoff spot in the East. Crawford added 19 and nine assists for New Orlando has three games remaining in the York, which is also without Stephon regular season, including games against the Marbury, Channing Frye and Quentin Bulls and 76ers. Both of those teams have Richardson. four games left. Knicks coach Larry Brown became ill and Orlando, which has won 11 of 12, led 78- left the bench in the third quarter. 69 entering the fourth quarter. The Spurs A team spokesman said the 65-year-old went 3-of-16 from the floor in the final quar- Brown complained that he wasn’t feeling ter. well. Brown was checked out by the Cavs’ Spurs guard Manu Ginobili dressed for the team doctor and did not return to the sideline. game but did not play. Ginobili missed his Assistant Herb Williams ran the club the third straight game with left calf and shin rest of the way.

ANG Newspapers San Francisco’s Moise Alou hit career homer No. 300 Thursday in the first game Zito wants a winner of the Giants doubleheader against the Houston Astros. and second starts of the season wall to make the catch. By RICHARD ROSENBLATT runner-up finish in the Holy Bull Stakes at pushed back because of rain- Moments later, Alou sent Giants outs, including last Tuesday in the first pitch he saw from The Associated Press Gulfstream Park on Feb. 4. Great Point was LEXINGTON, Ky. — He’s down, but not knocked off the trail with an injury. Continued from Page A-7 the team’s season-opening Backe into the seats in left out. The trainer prefers to look ahead — and series at San Diego. field for his third of the sea- A year after sending a record-tying five Bonds drove in his first run Houston starter Brandon son. It marked the 112th time will remain upbeat to the very end. After all, Backe left after only two a player has hit 300 career horses to the Kentucky Derby, Nick Zito is he’s a two-time Derby winner, with Strike of the season with a seventh- inning single and also had two innings because of a sprained homers. still searching for one for this year’s edition the Gold in 1991 and Go for Gin in 1994. right elbow that he injured He received a hug from bat just three weeks away. Little Cliff has been moderately success- deep flyouts, while Alou homered for the third time in while throwing a fastball to boy son, Moises Jr., then a “I’m not dead, yet,” Zito said Thursday ful with two victories in seven starts for Lance Niekro. congratulatory handshake morning. owner Robert LaPenta, who also owns four games. Winn blooped a tiebreaking He was examined after the from his dad once back in the The Hall of Fame trainer puts his Derby Superfly. Little Cliff, who will be ridden by injury but finished the second. dugout. hopes on the line Saturday with two 3-year- RBI single to left in the fifth, Corey Nakatani for the first time, was eighth and Vizquel had a sacrifice fly Backe will return to Houston “For us, the Alou family, olds — Little Cliff in the $750,000 Blue in the Aventura Stakes, fourth in the Sam F. one batter later in San to see team doctors when the it’s a big number,” said the 70- Grass Stakes at Keeneland and Superfly in Davis Stakes and fourth in the Tampa Bay Francisco’s first game in four Astros travel to Arizona. year-old Felipe Alou, who hit the $1 million Arkansas Derby at Oaklawn Derby in his last three races. days. Alou added a sacrifice Rookie right-hander Taylor 206 homers in his 17-year big Park. After the colt’s final tuneup Thursday fly in the seventh. Buchholz (0-1), who had been league career. “I’m glad it Little Cliff is a 10-1 long shot in a nine- morning, Zito was encouraged. Exercise When Alou returned to his scheduled to make his first happened here for him and I horse field headed by favorite First Samurai rider Willie Martinez told him, “there’s a lot locker after a short session on major league start Tuesday saw it. It wasn’t a cheapie.” and second-choice Bluegrass Cat; Superfly is of horse back in the barn. When Corey push- the trainer’s table, his manag- against the Giants, then Notes: Giants LHP Noah 15-1 in a 14-horse field that includes heavy es the button, he’ll be ready to go.” er father Felipe Alou had left replaced Backe to start the Lowry, the No. 3 starter on the favorite Lawyer Ron. Little Cliff needs the best effort of his the day’s lineup card and he third. 15-day DL with a strained “I’m just thankful to be in a situation that career in the Blue Grass, where First Samurai also got the ball. His bat was For Bonds, this is the right side muscle, played light at least we can try,” Zito said outside his barn goes after his sixth win in eight career starts waiting, already in a protec- longest he has gone into a sea- catch for the second straight at Keeneland. “And we’re trying.” and Bluegrass Cat tries to rebound from a tive plastic sleeve. son when healthy without a day. He made 75 throws from At this point last year, Zito was having a runner-up finish in the Tampa Bay Derby. Alou’s wife and three sons homer since 1998, when he 50 feet. Moises Alou became spectacular Derby prep season: Bellamy There’s also Strong Contender, a highly were in the stands to see his didn’t hit one out until San the first Giants player to hit Road was coming off a dazzling victory in touted Derby prospect despite just two career milestone homer, too, on their Francisco’s 13th game. his 300th since Bonds in the Wood Memorial; High Fly and Noble starts — both victories. last day in town before return- He is 3-for-16 (.188) with 1996. Greene’s triple was the Causeway had finished 1-2 in the Florida Superfly may be Zito’s best chance for the ing to the Dominican one RBI, remaining stalled at second of his career and first Derby; and Sun King and Andromeda’s Hero Derby if graded stakes earnings come into Republic — and he hit it on 708 — seven shy of passing since May 21, 2003, with were all but confirmed for the Derby before play. The colt may be 0-for-3 this year, but his mother’s birthday. Babe Ruth’s 714 and 48 from Texas against Tampa Bay. The their final preps. still ranks 20th on the earnings list — the cut- Matt Morris (2-0) pitched breaking Hank Aaron’s mark last Astros player to homer It’s been quite a different deal for the off if more than 20 are entered. Superfly into the eighth and allowed of 755. from both sides of the plate in Derby-driven trainer this time around. He earned his $112,700 primarily from his 2- four hits and struck out four, In his first at-bat leading the same game was Carlos started out with about 15 Derby prospects. year-old campaign. leaving after Chris Burke’s off the second, Bonds quickly Beltran on July 1, 2004, One by one, they fell off the trail through The Arkansas Derby will be a big test. two-run single. took two balls, drawing boos against the Cubs at Wrigley injury or plain old poor performances. Lawyer Ron is one of the leading Derby con- Tim Worrell worked the and chants of “You chicken!” Field. Zito’s winter in Florida was awful with tenders, with five straight wins and a 6-for-6 ninth for his third save in three After a strike, Bonds hit a just 13 winners from 106 starters through record on the dirt. Among the other top con- chances. towering fly ball to right that Wednesday. The best any of his 3-year-olds tenders are High Cotton, Private Vow and Morris, pitching on seven had fans on their feet, and managed in Derby preps was Great Point’s Steppenwolfer. days’ rest, looked sharp with a little wind it might have despite having both his first gone over the arcade. Lane had to nearly go against the

ting Oakland score. Athletics It was a refreshing change from the recent past, when Continued from Page A-7 Lohse, Carlos Silva, Brad Best Radke and Johan Santana rou- with Castillo’s chopping high tinely found themselves los- Sandwiches off the plate and giving third ing close, low-scoring games in Town baseman Eric Chavez no play. and trying — sometimes FAST Stewart added an RBI sin- unsuccessfully — to hold in gle in the sixth after Nick the frustration. FRIENDLY SERVICE Punto’s triple. Blanton surren- This was actually Ice Cream dered 11 hits, seven runs and Minnesota’s first quality start 462-8849 two walks in six innings while out of nine this year. 152 Talmage Rd., Ukiah striking out four. “Maybe it broke the seal,” To-Go “Just one of those days,” he Lohse said. “We’ve got a pret- said. “Three inches here or ty good pitching staff. I don’t there, and the balls are caught. think it’s going to be a prob- It’s New But you’ve got to give them lem the rest of the year.” FIND YOUR DREAM CAR AT RIVER ROCK CASINO credit. I thought they hit some 1252 Airport Park Blvd, Suite B-6 Not if they keep getting Behind Les Schwab good pitches.” this kind of support. Reliever Francisco Liriano What: BMW Dream Car Giveaway struck out five in two innings. Then Michael Cuddyer home- red off A’s reliever Jay 307 N. Main St., When: The first drawing is on Tuesday, April 18 beginning at 4 p.m. Witasick in the eighth, putting the cap on a productive series. Ukiah The Twins, who ranked last in Where: River Rock Casino, Hwy 101 to Lytton Springs exit, the AL in runs last season and Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday follow the Dry Creek Rancheria signs were third-to-last in homers, 6:00-6:45 AM 6:00-6:45 AM 6:00-6:45 AM 6:00-6:45 AM 6:00-6:45 AM 8:15-9:45 AM hit six balls over the wall against Oakland. Jazzercise Jazzercise Body Sculpting Jazzercise Step Jazzercise For more information, call (877) 883-7777 or (707) 857-2777 “I think we can go pound 5:30-6:30 PM 5:30-6:30 PM 5:30-6:30 PM 5:30-6:30 PM for pound with any team,” said Hunter, who has 11 RBIs. Jazzercise Jazzercise Step Jazzercise The Dream Car Giveaway is back! River Rock Casino is offering a chance to win five Lohse (1-1) made up for a BMW 325i sedans in the 2006 Dream Car Giveaway from now through October 10. The bad first start by giving up Call Adrienne For Details winner will be given a choice to drive away in one of five 2006 black BMW 325i sedans. only five hits, two walks and Owner-instructor @ 391-6466 To sweeten the deal even more, each car’s trunk is filled with a cash prize. River Rock two runs while striking out Casino has divided $50,000 in cash among the trunks of all five BMW 325i sedans. two. The A’s only had the lead 10 Great workouts per week for Winners choose their car and can then peek in the trunk to see how much cash they for a few minutes in the first have won! inning. Only $24.00 a month! Castillo singled and scored 1st Class “FREE”! To become eligible for the Dream Car Giveaway, guests must collect tickets for the on a double by his former Florida teammate, Redmond. No initiation Fees or Contracts! drawing by playing table games, slot machines or Texas Hold‚em Poker at River Rock After Rondell White reached Casino. on a fielder’s choice, Hunter homered on a first-pitch fast- Come down to River Rock Casino and win your Dream Car! One BMW 325i sedan will ball from Blanton to make it be given away per month from April 18 through October 10, 2006. Join us for our next 3-2 in the bottom half. drawings on: May 30, July 11, August 22, and October 10. Renewed when he returned to the mound, Lohse retired Check us out on the web at jazzercise.com In addition to the Dream Car Giveaway, starting at 4 p.m. on April 18, there will be cash eight straight and later or call 1.800.FIT.IS.IT giveaways totaling $7,000. You must be present to win. escaped a two-on, no-out pickle in the fifth without let- A-10 – FRIDAY, APRIL 14, 2006 SPORTS THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL

COMMUNITY DIGEST — CONTINUED FROM PAGE A-7 Coaches Sue Maurer and Rick Entry level clinic for Cleland will be giving 45 minutes of basic instruction in each sport for the soccer referees cost of $25 for the week. “ Seeing the Please call Maurer at 391-8277 or There will be an entry level soccer Cleland at 463-1551 for further infor- referee clinic May 15-18, from 6-9 mation. p.m., and May 20 from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. at the Nokomis School. For more information, call Friedhelm numbers to dial Call for Ukiah Valley Engeln at 485-7308. youth soccer coaches

The Ukiah Valley Youth Soccer Spring break hoops was hard for League is in need of coaches. If you camp at Pomolita would like to become a head coach or an assistant coach for a competitive Open to boys and girls ages 7-17, a boys or girls soccer team pleas call week-long spring basketball camp will the soccer hotline at 467-9797 so the Mom, until she offer players an opportunity to build a UVYSL can get back to potential solid foundation of basketball skills. coaches with more details. Each day is filled with fundamental skills, progression drills, easy to understand instruction, as well as got this big button Spring break sports and games and fun competitions. From fitness camp for girls beginners to advanced players this April 17-20 camp will be a great experience. The camp will be held at the Pomolita Gym April 17-21. Tuition for phone. Free! Is your daughter in second through a full day camp, from 9 a.m. - 3 p.m., eighth grade? Has she got plans for is $135. For the half-day camp, tuition spring break? is $85. Bring her to Ukiah High School for Low income discounts are available the sixth annual Girl Scouts Sports through the City of Ukiah. For more and Fitness Camp. Local female information, please call 463-6714. coaches and athletes will work with Thank you the girls on skills in basketball, soft- To place an announcement in the ball, volleyball, swimming, soccer, “Community Sports Digest,” contact gymnastics, dance, and much more. The Ukiah Daily Journal Sports Camp will be from April 17 - 20, 8:30 Department by phone at 468-3518. AM – 4:30 PM daily. Cost is $45 per California.” You may also mail your listing to 590 girl, or $35 for registered Girl Scouts, S. School Street, Ukiah, Calif., 95482, for four full days. Financial assistance e-mail it to [email protected], or is available. Look for flyers in the fax it to us at 468-3544. 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Walk for Life fundraiser for the and its workers, retooling, Looking Pregnancy Counseling Center retraining and turning out will take place at Todd Grove Fiesta -- one of the most Beyond human influence Continued from Page A-3 Park in Ukiah and Library Park beloved and collected lines of dinnerware. In fact, the compa- A road in which I have an tributed to the activation of in Lakeport. The walk is an interest recently became from the dead on this day. easy two miles. Contact the ny has produced one-third of this feature. They believe that Jesus’s resur- all the dinnerware ever sold in impassable due to a slide The moral of this story is Center for more information or blocking it. In 2003, the rection or coming alive shows forms 463-1436. the United States. That suc- that although you may spend that death is not the end of Local artist featured... cess, in part, is the legacy of same road had been upgrad- $35,000 dollars to prevent The ed to the tune of $35,000. everything. Many go to church fourth concert of the 2005-06 former CEO Joe Wells Jr., who sediment from reaching the to thank God for Jesus’s life. died this week at the age of 90. The work encompassed creek simultaneously Ukiah Symphony Orchestra reshaping (outsloping with Church bells are rung and Season is Saturday, May 6, 8 “The union has contributed improving the road, an churches are decorated with a lot to their success,” says rolling dips), upgrading wet occurrence beyond human p.m. and Sunday, May 7, 3 crossings, improving flowers such as white lilies p.m. at Mendocino College Linda Dickey, the president of influence can in the space of which are associated with the local who has worked at drainage and installing rock hours or minutes deliver as Center Theater. “New World, in a few key locations. Soon Easter. The colors in the Old World” features Ukiah Homer Laughlin for 32 years. much sediment as you saved church change to white or gold native, keyboard artist and after, I went out to walk the and block the road until fur- “They have a good workforce. slide. which are thought to be the teacher Elizabeth MacDougall The company has always said ther notice. However, there best colours. The story begins 600 feet Tree Tips on the piano playing Concerto that. In fact, when you walk are questions you can “There are many customs No. 2 in F minor, Opus 21 by upslope from the improved By Thembi Borras answer when planning road associated with Easter Day through our doors, there’s a big road in grassland. In the Frederic Chopin. The program sign, “Through these portals placement to avoid inherent which involve eggs. For this grassland, an unstable area vert immediately plugged instability. Do you absolute- also includes Serenade for go the best potters in the with a slug of sediment that reason Easter Day used to be Winds in E flat Major, Opus 7 is now clearly defined by a ly need the road? Can you known as Egg Sunday. For the world.’” crack in the ground in the could not be dug out. by Richard Strauss and There’s a great “voice” for gain access to your destina- last two hundred years in shape of a horseshoe that is Fortunately the watercourse tion from the ridge, thereby Symphony No. 9 Opus 95 in E unions Working Families e- did not divert and stayed in Britain the custom of giving minor “From the New World” 300 feet wide and 600 feet having to cross fewer water- children chocolate eggs has Activist Network, AFL-CIO -- long. Approximately 4 acres the channel, the second cul- by Antonin Dvorak. Tickets at the web site: vert plugged but was subse- courses? Can you tie exist- been popular while in Europe are available at the Mendocino of the hillside is moving, ing stable legacy road cuts and America parents hide http://www.unionvoice.org upon which clumps of red- quently cleared before it Book Company in Ukiah and This week, the web site sug- reached the third culvert that together? Can you locate the chocolate eggs in the garden Leaves of Grass in Willits. wood trees are now leaning. road on gentle ground at a for children to find. In many gests “join us in celebrating the Near the upper margin of the plugged with the liquefied Semper Gumby (always classic work of the GMP mem- soil. The bulk of the lique- gentle gradient? Can the countries children are given flexible)... Pat Keplinger unstable area is the headwa- road be located in forest hard boiled eggs and it is also a bers who make Fiesta ters of a swale, 15 feet by 30 fied soil is now sitting on shared, in a previous column, Dinnerware. We’re featuring the improved road. Now as soils, which are typically custom for children to decorate that Patrick and Kristen feet of which became active one of Homer Laughlin’s most within this much larger land far as I could tell there was more stable then grassland these by painting or dyeing Keplinger and children would soils? them in bright colours.” distinct union-made-in-the- feature. The watercourse no direct human cause for “be staying here in California; USA products, the Fiesta Disc this event. At least there was I welcome responses as Planting for the future... Pat will be transferring to a dif- that connects the swale to You may have marked the Pitcher, in The Union Shop the fish bearing watercourse nothing obvious. There is a well as ideas for future Tree ferent Marine Corps unit at possibility that past road Tips. You can also get an 133rd celebration of Arbor Camp Pendleton and not mov- Online. Add this gorgeous below became a high speed Day on Monday, April 10 with pitcher to your collection highway of liquefied soil. building activities or log- email version by contacting ing out of state.” Alas, that’s ging may have collapsed me at [email protected]. pomp and circumstance. In our since changed. Hear it from today. Go to this link to visit The watercourse passes household, we planted “memo- The Union Shop Online: through three culverts under soil pipes or caused com- Thembi Borras is a Patrick: Registered Professional ry trees;” dubbing one tree the http://www.unionvoice.org/ct/ three roads, a legacy logging paction that may have con- “Being a Marine things Forester living and working “Suffern Maple” (it’s a n1qJZc71ccWZ/ road, a driveway and the tributed to a change in change on a daily basis. For drainage that in turn con- in Mendocino County. Japanese maple, named after example, I was told that my Cheer-i-o! improved road. The first cul- my parents) and the other, the next duty station would be here “Hester Dogwood” (hubby and at Camp Pendleton with the family are from North Marine Logistical Group. Carolina). Me sainted dear These ‘orders’ were only ver- auld Da would say, “Daughter, bal at the time, but considered planting a tree, when you final. One of my Marines told know you won’t live to see it me that the ‘official orders’ grown, is a step in faith... faith were available he printed them THEY MAKE in the future.” He planted a tree out and gave them to me. To just months before he died. My my surprise they had changed. Dad and Mom were my I am still staying at Camp friends, my mentors, my Pendleton, however going to a guides and the brilliant crim- different unit. I will be going to son maple will remind me of Headquarters, MEF. When the them. By the way, in the inter- powers that be found out that UKIAH CLICK! est of true honesty, “we” did my orders had changed certain not plant the trees; hubby events started to unfold. I was planted the trees. told that I was going to deploy If you missed Arbor Day, -- in just days! Look for these advertisers 24 hours you have another opportunity “This was a shock to all of to celebrate the environment us, however being in the pro- with the 37th recognition of fession that I am in I knew that Earth Day on April 22. a day on ukiahdailyjournal.com this was likely. I did not think Ducks, ducks and more that the amount of time to pre- ducks... The Rotary clubs of pare would be only 12 days. 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The annual everyone that March was American Cancer Society National Noodle Month and Air Ambulance Fashion Show is Sunday, April A non-profit community service that on the 28th, in 1974, a For only $45 per year the whole family 30 at Brutocao Cellars in ACROSS FROM streaker (someone running Hopland. The catered lunch by 705 N. State St. will have a CALSTAR membership around naked) ran on to the set Ukiah, CA 95482 Provide the perfect gift THE FAIRGROUNDS The Crushed Grape is from for special people in your life of “The Tonight Show” (star- noon to 4 p.m. and in addition ring Johnny Carson). The NBC to the 50 beautiful models, censors cleverly decided to there’s a silent auction and John Bogner Vedolla Dance Management black out the lower half of the other fun events. Tickets are PRODUCTIONS 1255 Airport Park Blvd • Ukiah • 468-7811 Connections TV screen on the videotape to $50 at American Cancer Leave prevent an “X” rating. Johnny Society office. 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Since 1939, the Homer one method among many to Laughlin workers have been begin the journey to move union members. Today, 650 The Largest beyond tolerance and to pro- are proud members of Glass, Redwood vide the opportunity to experi- Molders, Pottery, Plastic and ence, appreciate and engage in Tree REALTY Allied Workers Local 419. SERVICE CENTER diversity on a level that is non- While many competitors intrusive and yet culturally 859 N. State St. WORLD shipped jobs and production ™ Home of the inclusive. Ukiah, CA 95482 overseas or closed their doors, (707) 462-4472 Selzer Realty million dollar spin Walk for life... On Homer Laughlin invested in its Saturday, April 29 at 9 a.m., a Newell, West Virginia, plant THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL LOCAL FRIDAY, APRIL 14, 2006 – A-13

how much people value early He prefers uniform federal ahead the kind of technologi- Attorneys Births care. Warming regulation rather than a patch- cal advances needed to cap- “Do they see the impor- work of state limits. But if ture greenhouse emissions tance of getting into care California is moving toward from fossil fuel burning or Continued from Page A-1 Continued from Page A-1 Continued from Page A-1 early? One of the main rea- regulation, Darbee said, find new, carbon-free energy brought before the board sure why this is, but she spec- sons for getting into care early plants, cement factories, “What we think is important is sources. again at a later meeting. ulated it had to do with a few is to make sure you are in refineries and other major to get the right balance Manufacturers said much Finnegan said he started things. good health and that there sources could buy, sell and between moving ahead and the same thing in 1959 when work on this project in July “There’s more information aren’t any underlying health trade permits to release green- doing it thoughtfully, so we California led the nation in and has the support of every available to teens to protect problems which could affect house gases at levels under the know that it works.” regulating air pollutants, said attorney in the association themselves from getting preg- your pregnancy. Or, if you do cap. But they agreed industry But some manufacturers Mike Peevey, president of the except one. Finnegan said that nant and how to be responsi- start developing problems that needs to know emissions and industries warned that California Public Utilities attorney is new in the office ble and not have sex at a they are caught early enough reductions will be required. greenhouse gas regulations Commission. will cost California growth and feared signing the peti- young age, and if someone to treat,” she said. “We think a cap is essential “Everyone said, ‘Oh, you tion might bring retribution. does become pregnant there and needs to be put into law and jobs. Tom Tietz, head of the California-Nevada can’t do this, you’ll screw up According to a survey put are support services avail- Breast-feeding now, even if it is not imple- the economy,’” Peevey said. out by the county Human Cement Promotion Council, able,” she said. mented now,” said Karen “We can deal with the cement Resources office, 76 percent From 2002 to 2004, 7.9 The report also talks about Douglas, director of the said his energy-intensive of county-employed attorneys percent of the teens aged 15 to the importance of breast feed- California Climate Initiative industry is growing but would industry and not thwart its in California are civil ser- 17 who gave birth already had ing. for Environmental Defense. be at risk. growth. There are things we vants. Of the remaining 24 at least one other child, “The Year 2010 National “To get industry to be serious “We fear that a cap system can do that are thoughtful and percent, most have some according to the report. Objective is for at least 75 about how does this work, we would effectively force us to logical. But I do think we other form of job protection, Report findings also show percent of mothers to breast- think there needs to be a com- import more cement from for- need caps.” Finnegan said. that the father of the baby feed their babies in the early mitment to a cap right now.” eign nations and other states,” Assemblywoman Fran He said classifying attor- born to a teen is likely to be postpartum period,” states the Advocates for greenhouse he told Schwarzenegger. Pavley of Southern California neys as civil servants would older than the mother. “In the report. gas reductions at the Union of Three studies of authored California’s law stabilize the pool of attorneys 3 year period 2002 - 2004, out Nagel, too, emphasized the Concerned Scientists and the California’s goals for green- requiring vehicles to cut their by creating a stratified system of the births to teens age 15 to benefits of doing so. Natural Resources Defense house gas reductions have greenhouse gas emissions 30 for hiring and firing and help 17, at least 48 percent of the “There are so many health Council chalked up the gover- found little or no positive eco- percent and now is co-spon- fight the nepotism and crony- fathers of the babies were age reasons why breast-feeding is nor’s new position to “a mat- nomic impact, with the gover- soring legislation that would ism that can occur with the 20 or older (60 of 126 births so important. ... It decreases ter of timing.” nor’s own advisory team firm up Schwarzenegger’s election of each new district to teen mothers),” the report risk of early childhood infec- “We just hope the governor reporting a net gain of 83,000 goals -- cuts to 2000 emis- attorney. Finnegan said the states. tious disease, because moth- doesn’t get stalled by some jobs. sions by 2010 and to 1990 lev- decision to reclassify is not “We see it’s more likely er’s milk has protective anti- business interests who don’t But Margo Thorning, chief els by 2020 -- by ordering the political. that teen girls have sex with bodies and there is new want to do anything,” said economist for the American state air-pollution agency to “We’re not making a state- older teen boys or young men. research coming out that Dan Kalb, coordinator of Council for Capital come up with reduction strate- ment about any particular per- We see that throughout the shows that breast fed babies California policy for UCS. Formation, said those studies gies. country. Sometimes a young son,” he said. “This is the are less likely to be obese or Flanked by twin, giant pho- use “non-mainstream” Climate change is happen- right thing to do.” girl feels threatened or forced tos of an Austrian glacier, full assumptions. Other studies of overweight as they get into ing faster than many scientists Political or not, District to have sex, and the older the the teen years. of ice in 1875 and vanished to greenhouse regulations in the predicted, she said, and Attorney Norman Vroman is guy is the more persuasive or “Breast milk has different reveal grassy alps in 2004, U.S. Northeast and Europe not in favor of reclassifica- coercive he might be. amounts of nutrients at differ- Schwarzenegger asked corpo- found substantial costs includ- California can reap economic tion. Vroman said the only Sometimes a young immature ent points of time during the rate executives, economists ing higher heating and vehicle benefits by inventing and sell- reason the attorneys want to man preys on younger girls,” feeding. The milk is made and state lawmakers for fueling costs for families. ing solutions. become civil servants is Nagel said when asked why especially for what the advice on curbing emissions “If they spend more to “California needs to seize because it can insulate them the father is usually older than infant’s needs are, and for in California, the world’s 12th insulate their houses, they this economic opportunity,” from being fired. the mother. what the infant’s needs are at largest source. might not be able to spend as Pavley said. “A cap right now Vroman said the process each feeding,” Nagel said, PG&E president and chair- much money on other things,” would signal the marketplace necessary to fire a civil ser- Prenatal care adding, “One of the most man Peter Darbee said the she said. that we’re serious, that we’re vant can take up to four years wonderful benefits of breast- “problem of global warming Thorning also voiced going to be the home of clean and be very expensive. Civil Regardless of the age of the tech to export to other com- pregnant mother, prenatal care feeding is the connection is urgent and something we doubts that creating a cap- service also hinders promo- between mother and baby -- need to deal with.” and-trade program will nudge munities.” tions by making it impossible is an issue in Mendocino County, according to Nagel. that nurturing relationship.” to promote a person unless For breast-feeding someone else leaves, Vroman “The issue of early entry First bald eagle hatching in 50 years on island into prenatal care has been a resources, call the Loving said. Support Breast-Feeding Associated Press A second nest was recently found on the “It’s not in the interest of problem over the years and we have traditionally, in our Program at 472-2744. LOS ANGELES (AP) — For the first time island. A female eagle has been observed sit- the taxpayers,” Vroman said. The Community Health in more than 50 years, a pair of bald eagles ting on it since March 28, possibly guarding an He also questioned the county, had a much lower rate of first trimester into prenatal Status Report 2006 published hatched a chick on Santa Cruz Island, wildlife egg. logic of giving protections to care, than the state,” Nagel by the Mendocino County biologists said Thursday. The last known successful nesting of a bald county-employed attorneys said. Department of Public Health The fluffy chick came out of its shell eagle on the four northern Channel Islands was that cannot be found in pri- “I think there are a combi- is now available. This is the Wednesday afternoon about 35 days after the in 1949 on Anacapa Island. vate practice jobs. Vroman nation of reasons: One, we sixth edition of this report, egg was discovered on the island off Southern Bald eagles once flourished on the islands said he planned to fight live in a county spread out which was first released in California. Scientists say the successful breed- off the California coast but they disappeared in reclassification “tooth and geographically and the main 1996, and documents health ing marked a significant milestone in their the 1960s as DDT polluted their food chain. nail,” and would be on hand places you can find prenatal four-year effort to reintroduce the eagles to the The now-banned pesticide made the birds’ to argue his case when the trends of the residents of care are in Ukiah, Willits and Mendocino County. island. eggshells brittle. Board of Supervisors meets to Fort Bragg. Our roads are dif- consider reclassification. To request a hard copy or ficult to travel in bad weather, for more information, contact District attorneys candi- so there are challenges with date Myron Sawicki said the Phyllis Webb at 472-2776 or transportation and the narrow e-mail [email protected] move to reclassify was further winding roads, etc.” proof of the issues that exist no.ca.us. The other part of the equa- Laura Clark can be reached in the District Attorney’s tion could have to do with Office under Vroman. at [email protected]. “Norm’s got a mutiny on his hands,” Sawicki said. Representatives of the Candidate Meredith Lintott three counties plan to meet said she was in favor of Insurance reclassification, noting that again in the fall to further dis- county attorneys had the same Continued from Page A-1 cuss collaboration opportuni- opportunity years ago under ties. Allan Katz, executive former District Attorney sion of a voter initiative, cur- director of the nonprofit Susan Massini and decided rently in the signature-gather- Community Health Alliance not to take it. ing phase, to fund children’s of Humboldt-Del Norte, “It’s something they health insurance with added that the group could should have done a long time increased tobacco taxes. also start exploring ways to ago,” Lintott said. “These are Javan Reid, minister of the increase health coverage for Grace Good Shepherd Church career jobs and they deserve adults. protection.” in McKinleyville, said he Finnegan said he hopes to hopes to get churches go before the board early next throughout the community KONOCTI HARBOR involved in the process by resort & spa month. 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Oak Manor Students of the Month for March are, list- Nokomis Students of the Month for March are, listed Yokayo Students of the Month for March are, listed ed clockwise from the front left: Corey James, Jr., 4th clockwise from the front left: Adan Manzanares, 4th grade;Tori Pryse, 5th grade; Fredrick Fitch, 6th grade; clockwise from the front left: Alexandria Maki, 4th grade; Jose Vasquez, 6th grade; Kari Tobler, 4th grade; Cassandra Cardenas, 5th grade; Kendranne Ricardo Hernandez, 5th grade; Brittney Anderson grade; Julie Beth Roberts, 5th grade; Adilene Ortiz, Postal, 5th grade; and Emily Berg, 4th grade. Not Emery, 5th grade; Olivia Regalia, 6th grade; Silvia 6th grade; and Drew Niderost, 5th grade. Iniguez, 6th grade; and Rodolfo Lupian, 4th grade. shown: Andres Fuentes, 6th grade.

that, “based upon the exemplary quality of the UHS class of 1976 looking for accredited California Distinguished School application your school community submit- focused on achievement for the college- and SCHOOL BRIEFS ted,” you have been selected to advance to the missing classmates university-bound student. Accelerated final validation process. Potter Valley received Ukiah High School class of 1976 is looking Achievement Academy serves students who a score of 7.7 out of a possible score of 8.0, for missing classmates for its upcoming are motivated to catch up academically. Both Potter Valley makes the finals placing them at the upper end of the reunion Aug. 15. Please call Chris (Zynda) schools are safe, challenging, and well-man- as distinquished school “Nominees.” Next, the school will be visited Oldha, at 485-1023 or email her at chrisol- aged. by a “validation team” to make the final deter- [email protected] to update mailing addresses. As state test results show, both schools pro- Potter Valley Elementary School has been mination if they qualify to be a “Distinguished vide strong academic programs. Students have notified by the California Department of School.” Beginning back in the fall of 2005, Academy of the Redwoods many opportunities for leadership and social Education that they have been advanced to the the Potter Valley School staff, parents, and skill development. School founders, Kim and finals in the process of being certified as a community have worked hard to insure that accepting student applications Rod Logan, are the recipients of the Hart- “Distinguished Elementary School.” This year their school meets the rigorous state standards Charter Academy of the Redwoods is now Vision Award for Charter School Leadership the State received 1997 elementary school required to receive the award. On April 18, accepting student applications for Fall 2006 for recently presented at the National Charter applications from a total of 2,043 eligible State Superintendent of Public Instruction, Redwood Academy and Accelerated School onference. Enrollment windows are schools. After a thorough evaluation, 368 ele- Jack O’Connell will issue the results of the val- Achievement Academy. These free, public March 15 through April 11 and April 12 mentary schools were selected as “Statewide idation reviews and announce the 2006 charter schools serve students in grades 4 through May 16. For more registration infor- Nominees.” The State notified Potter Valley Distinguished Elementary School recipients. through 12. Redwood Academy is a fully mation, contact the staff at 467-0500.

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actor; Loretta Lynn (1935-), singer, is 71; Julie TODAY’S QUOTE: “You’ve got to contin- Datebook: Friday, April 14, 2006 Christie (1941-), actress, is 65; Pete Rose ue to grow or you’re just like last night’s corn- (1941-), baseball player, is 65; Greg Maddox bread -- stale and dry.” -- Loretta Lynn Today is the 104th day of 2006 and the 26th Wrath” was published. (1966-), baseball player, is 40; Adrien Brody TODAY’S FACT: The lowest point on day of spring. In 1986, the United States launched air (1973-), actor, is 33. earth is called Challenger Deep, located at the TODAY’S HISTORY: In 1865, John strikes against Libya. TODAY’S SPORTS: In 1910, U.S. bottom of the Mariana Trench in the Pacific Wilkes Booth assassinated President Abraham TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS: Anne Sullivan President William Howard Taft began a tradi- Ocean -- nearly 11,000 meters below sea level. Lincoln. Macy (1866-1936), educator; John Gielgud tion by throwing out the first ball on the TODAY’S MOON: Between full moon In 1939, John Steinbeck’s “The Grapes of (1904-2000), actor; Rod Steiger (1925-2002), Washington Senators’ opening day. (April 13) and last quarter (April 20).

nothing to show for your is up, putting you further in to cater to your whims of the absence of desire. You’ll day. left field than you originally moment. Be self-sufficient. have the inclination and the ASTROGRAPH GEMINI (May 21-June were. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. desire to get things done, but 20) -- Just because you’re VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 23-Dec. 21) -- Don’t confuse sadly, you might be looking asked something doesn’t 22) -- There are some indi- negative thinking with to others to do what needs By Bernice Bede Osol mean that you need to have cations you might have a hunches or intuitive percep- doing. specific information about tendency to waste valuable tions that say you’ll be a PISCES (Feb. 20-March that subject. If you’re unfa- time daydreaming or ratio- loser in all you do. The only 20) -- Don’t look for a sensi- miliar with the subject, nalizing. If you have duties thing that will make you a tive friend or associate to 19) -- Be on your toes if speak up and say so. Don’t to perform, roll up your loser is never trying to do respond favorably if your someone heaps far more pretend. sleeves and go to work. well. behavior leads this person to than a reasonable amount of CANCER (June 21-July LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22- think s/he is being taken praise or attention on you. 22) -- Don’t get drawn into a 23) -- Squelch all inclina- Jan. 19) -- A friend who advantage of. Deal with There’s a chance s/he has an complex financial or com- tions you have to squander always seems to be short of him/her with utmost sinceri- Saturday, April 15, 2006 ulterior motive. Know where mercial arrangement by an your resources. If you don’t, cash when the check comes There’s a strong possibili- to look for romance, and enthusiastic associate who when it comes time to pay ty. ty you could experience a you’ll find it. knows as little about the the bills down the line, you along might play this old The Astro-Graph favorable realignment of TAURUS (April 20-May deal as you do. It’ll be like may wish you had exercised ploy once again. Before s/he Matchmaker wheel instantly your options and priorities 20) -- Be as realistic and the blind leading the blind. far greater self-control. orders, make sure your pal reveals which signs are in the year ahead. As your practical as possible about LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) - SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. puts the dough on the table romantically perfect for you. goals come into clearer your goals and objectives, - Be careful whom you go to 22) -- Great disappointment first. Mail $2.75 to Matchmaker, focus, they will become eas- because, if you have none in for advice. An inept coun- is in the offing if you expect AQUARIUS (Jan. 20- c/o this newspaper, P.O. Box ier to achieve. mind or are wishy-washy selor could be so confusing those who love you to drop Feb. 19) -- A lack of accom- 167, Wickliffe, OH 44092- ARIES (March 21-April about them, you’ll have you won’t know which end whatever they are doing just plishment won’t be due to an 0167.

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THE LEARNING CHALLENGER by Robert Barnett

DIRECTIONS: A. Using each "Chaos Grid" number with its letter one time, arrange the numbers with their letters for the "Order Grid" so each vertical column, horizontal row, and two diagonals each ADD to numbers inside thick lined cells. B. Some correct numbers with their letters have been put into the "Order Grid" to get you started. Also, above the "Order Grid" is a "Decoded Message" clue. C. After you have solved the "Order Grid" doing as direction "A" says, put the let- ters from horizontal rows, from left to right, under "Decoded Message" and make words to form the answer.

CHAOS GRID THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME 29 60 51 41 by Henri Arnold and Mike Argirion SDNL 42 2 1 28 Unscramble these four Jumbles, RAEI one letter to each square, 20 11 10 68 IHSN to form four ordinary words. 69 19 59 50 VITG NOILG CLUE: A TERRITORY ORDER GRID 140 ©2006 Tribune Media Services, Inc. 140 All Rights Reserved.

42 140 R SEMYS 51 29 140 NS 10 140 S 140 140 140 140 140 4/14/2006 DECODED MESSAGE: TROPSY

ANSWERS IN NEXT EDITION © 2006 Robert Barnett www.jumble.com DINTUC Answers to Previous Now arrange the circled letters Learning Challenger to form the surprise answer, as MATTHEW AND SHARON suggested by the above cartoon.

37 34 28 36 MAT T Print answer here: HIS 34 30 31 40 HEWA 31 35 39 30 (Answers tomorrow) NDSH Jumbles: EMPTY ABBEY PROFIT APPEAR Yesterday’s 33 36 37 29 Answer: What the actor received for his work in the ARON 4/13/2006 play — “PART” TIME PAY Parents should talk to their children about drinking Dear Annie: I am writing to you about the if something tragic happens to him, and his I need some way to help my daughter. I am underage drinking laws. My husband and I are stepdaughter again fails to make her payments, willing to do anything. Please don’t tell me to dealing with parents who allow teens, includ- will this affect my credit? Tony told me it will keep quiet. -- Another Heartsick Mother ing mine, to drink in their homes. Some of ANNIE’S MAILBOX not, because when the contract was made, he Dear Heartsick: What if we told you that these parents drink with them. By Kathy Mitchell and Marcy Sugar was single. Is he right? -- Just Curious every time you mention her size, your daughter How are we expected to raise our children Dear Curious: In some states, a wife takes reaches for a bag of chips as comfort food? Do when the parents of their friends undermine on the debts accrued by her husband (and vice you still think it helps her? It helps YOU, us? These parents do not have our permission way home. versa) when they marry. You need to talk to an because it makes you feel you are “doing to let our kids drink. If teens are determined to drink, they will attorney and find out if you are liable for this something.” The most important thing is our children’s find a way. Your best bet is to talk honestly to loan, and if so, what you can do about it. When you say, “I love you and want you to safety and well-being. If these parents and your children about alcohol, explaining what it Dear Annie: I was glad to see the letter be healthy,” your daughter hears, “You aren’t teens are caught, what will the law do to them? can do to their brains and bodies, and why you from “Heartsick Mother,” who was worried good enough the way you are.” She needs to We’ve tried to explain our position, but the par- don’t want them to drink even though you rec- about her overweight daughter who had no believe you love her no matter what she looks ents think we’re nuts. Maybe if they hear it ognize the allure. You need to be able to trust dates, but you commended her for not saying like. She must want to lose the weight for her- from someone else, they will think twice. -- them, and they need to know they can talk to anything about her daughter’s weight. That self, and we hope she will, but there’s no way Concerned for Everyone Involved in you about this without risking your anger. was really disappointing. you can make that happen -- especially you. Pennsylvania Dear Annie: My fiance, “Tony,” recently I lose sleep about my grown daughter. I try Parents often add too much emotional baggage Dear Concerned: According to co-signed a car loan with his stepdaughter. Her not to bring up her weight often, but would I sit to these conflicts. What you CAN do is accept Pennsylvania law, it is a criminal offense for previous car was taken away by the dealer for by and do nothing if I knew she was maxing her as she is, love her as she is, make sure she parents to provide liquor to an underage teen. not keeping up with the payments, and that out credit cards or abusing drugs? 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255-06 261-06 HELP HELP HELP HELP 4-14/06 4/14,17/06 PUBLIC NOTICE RESTROOM RENOVATION PROJECT PERSONALS WANTED WANTED WANTED WANTED PUBLIC NOTICE 20 120 120 120 120 RECREATION GROVE PARK fictitious business name: Looking for woman in her TEACHER BILINGUAL/ Community Care Exp. lumber truck NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Pursuant to Chapter 10, commencing with 21700 of Watersphere Plumbing 40’s, slim to med. build to SPANISH has the following driver. Class A Req. Sealed proposals will be received at City of Willits the Business & Professional Code, NOTICE ALTERNATIVE 835 Pomo Drive get out of this rain go to CLERK/SUPPORT openings: Apply at 1117 Purchasing Department at 111 East Commercial Street, HEREBY GIVEN, that C & M Mini-Storage, 297 EDUCATION Ukiah, CA 95482 movies and dine out, Perform clerical functions Commerce Dr. Ukiah Willits, California 95490 until 2.00 P.M., Tuesday, April Brush St., Ukiah, CA 95482 PT (3 Hrs/2 Days, Brian John Chan likes to have fun & for school office. Req: Type 25, 2006 at which time they will be opened by the City (707) 462-1299, will cause to be sold to the general Evenings in Potter Office support staff. FT Meat Store motorcycle rides. PO Box 35 wpm; Biling/Span. Clerk for: public by oral auction at 9:00 a.m., Friday April 21, 927 N. Oak St. Valley), $26.52- FT: 30 hrs/wk for Manager Looking for 1872, Willits, Ca. 95490 RESTROOM RENOVATION PROJECT 2006 the property described as furniture, Ukiah, CA 95482 $44.15/hr. Skills; Des: H.S. grad program assist’g prof multi-task org Leave phone number. The City Clerk will prepare a document which sets forth household goods, appliances, tools & The fictitious business Instruct migrant, out-of- clerical exper. Beg. sal. disabled adults to person to run register the total amount bid for the base bid and each alternate miscellaneous. name statement for the The Holy Living Bible says school youth in small $9.75-$10.75/hr. + 5% for remain independent order products able to by each bidder and which does not identify the bidder Name Unit # partnership was filed on “the days will come when groups & individual biling; benefit package; 7 at home, 10 hrs/ lift 60lb Must be by name.That document will be submitted to the Engineer. Robert Brigman 09 3/4/2005 in the County of we won’t know the setting specifically in hrs/day; 11 mo/yr. wk in Information & reliable & self-starter. The Engineer will rank those bids from low bid to highest Lawrence Wheatley 26 Mendocino, with the File Season. English Language Info & app: Personnel Assistance prog. Store hrs.Tues-Sat Fax bid and submit that ranking, in writing, to the City Clerk Barbara McCown 151 No. of 2005-F0172 -Frances Development & Math. Commission, Ukiah Office exp. & PC res & sal req 485-7341 who will then identify the name of each ranked bidder Philip Santa Rosa 227 This statement was filed Min. requirements: Bi- Unified School Dist, 1056 proficiency req’d. 50 and announce the ranking.The lowest bid shall include LOST & Graveyard shift Philip Santa Rosa 229 with the County Clerk of lingual (Spanish), BA N. Bush St., Ukiah, CA wpm. CDL & vehicle. the base bid and any combination of alternates which 30 FOUND WORKING with kids, Philip Santa Rosa 230 Mendocino County on degree & valid CA 95482 707-463- $1831-2018/mo. exc. the City may choose. The City reserves the right to KEYS FOUND small homelike Lori Schwarm 459 3/4/2006 Teaching Credential, 5205.E.O.E. benefits. award the contract based on sufficient funds being S. 101. Btwn Calpella & environment, good pay Gloria Burgess 472 /s/Brian John Chan w/BCLAD, BCC or CABINET available for the project. Lake Mendo. Dr. & benefits. Fax resume Gloria Burgess 549 BRIAN JOHN CHAN Specialist Instruction MAKER/PARTNER Admin Assistant A pre-bid meeting is scheduled for 2:00 P.M., 462-7383 to 463-6957 Thursday, April 20, 2006, at the City of Willits Conference Sharon Boele 1083 Credential (Bi-lingual Ukiah Custom to Exec Director, 246-06 Room, 111 East Commercial Street, Willits, CA.Those Tracy Larkin 1104 Lost dog Toy Australian Cross Cultural Ed.) FT for nonprofit. 4/5,14,21,28/06 Cabinets wishing to bid on this Project are encouraged to attend. Nathan Burton 1176 Shepherd.8lbs blk and 3 yrs teaching has an immediate Mature, well- FICTITIOUS The work is described as follows: Rachel Niderost 1287 harness. Rosie 4-12 exp. w/bi-lingual and/or opening for a working organized, to take This work includes the removal of existing toilet partitions Landlord reserves the right to bid at the sale. BUSINESS NAME Near Redwood Val. migrant ed students. Bi- partner. Call control of projects & and related hardware: the saw cutting and removal Elementary 462-7656 follow through. Office Purchases must be made for entire unit with cash STATEMENT cultural desired. The Ever Pleasant Jim to of existing concrete floors to the extent necessary to Heavy Equipment only and paid for at the time of sale. All purchased File No.: 2006-F0234 Mendocino County discuss mgmt, reception skills, modify the existing plumbing fixture configuration; the goods are sold “as is” and must be removed from THE FOLLOWING Office of Education strong PC skills, type Operator construction of the accessible toilet stall and covered 707-391-7967 Mendocino Redwood the premises by 6:00 p.m. on the date of sale. Sale For an application 60 wpm. $2168- entry addition on the eastside; the construction of the PERSON(S) IS (ARE) Caregiver for mental Company, LLC subject to cancellation in the event of settlement packet visit $2390/mo. Exc. addition on the north side, and provision an installation DOING BUSINESS AS: health facility. Navarro Office, between Landlord and obligated party. Auction www.mcoe.us/jobs call benefits. of gypsum wallboard, new fixtures, fittings, and trim, DEE’S Knowledge of Psych Seasonal Position, conducted pursuant to Sec. 2328 of the 707-467-5012 and the reinstallation of existing fixtures, fittings, and BOOKKEEPING meds. $8-$10 hr to competitive wage. Class Commercial Code and 535 of the Public Code. DEADLINE: 4/21/06 Bookkeeper: 18 trim when so designated.The work includes the provision SERVICE start. 467-0911 A license preferred. Auctioneer: Robert McCarthy, Bond #0347716 Lost: hrs/wk position for and installation of new access doors and hardware, Acct Admin Assit. 3381 Road B CAREGIVERS human svcs. agency Exp. with dozer, toilet accessories, toilet partitions, and lighting. The $100 Lake County excavator, backhoe, work includes the provision and installation of exterior 259-06 Redwood Valley, CA 95470 PT - Will train. with supportive team REWARD. Immediate Opening for lowbed, & other heavy siding and trim and the preparation, priming, and painting 4-14,21,28,5-5/06 Deanna J. Smith Apply at environment. Growth 2 FT positions. 38 equip & 2 yrs road needed to complete the project as shown and described CITATION FOR PUBLICATION UNDER 3381 Road B 1 yr old tan/brn 1343 S. Dora St. potential and flexible male Chihuahua. hr/wk M-Th 7am-5pm. maint. & const. projects in the Contract Documents, Specifications and WELFARE AND INSTITUTIONS CODE Redwood Valley, CA 95470 CLASS B schedule. Bkkg, Vic. 600 Talmage A/P A/R exp req, on logging roads Drawings. SECTION 366.23 This business is conducted TRUCK DRIVER computer exper. req’d. Each bid must conform and be responsive to the Contract Rd. & Lorraine. 463- journal entry, G/L cust required. Ability to Case No. SCUK-JVSQ-05-14261-01 by an Individual. The P/T. Clean MVR. AA in business Documents (Plans, Specifications & Bid Forms), prepared 0498 accts & processing, perform routine maint. 1. To : Arturo Navarro registrant commenced to 707-546-3043 preferred. Must know by Axt & Mitchell, Architects, - 135 West Gobbi Street, month end reports. accts payable, Excel, on equip. & team Suite 205 - Ukiah, California, copies of which may be and anyone claiming to be a parent of: Alexander transact business under the Must have good comp CNA/HHA/CRGVR oriented. HELP Word, ten-key. obtained from the City of Willits - 111 E. Commercial Diamond fictitious business name or skills & MAS90 helpful. EXP’D ONLY to work Call 707-485-6882. WANTED $12.42/hr. St. - Willits, California. The award of Contract will be born on: January 21, 2003 names listed above on 120 Good com skills, attn to one on one w/clients Visit www.mrc.com based upon the Total Base Bid (see Summary of Contract at: Ukiah Valley Medical Center April 4, 2006. Endorsed- $8- $10.75 hr. detail & multi-tasker. for caring, supportive, Resume & cover EOE/ADA Bid Schedules), which yields the lowest total Contract 2.You are hereby notified that a hearing under Welfare Filed on March 30, 2006 MORNING, EVE. & Med ben. Send res & private in home care letter by 5/3 to: price. The City of Willits reserves the right to accept and Institutions Code section 366.26 will be held on at the Mendocino County NIGHT SHIFTS sal req to PO Box 279 agency. Variety of shifts Community Care, 301 and award bids on only those Items for which the City July 5, 2006 at 9:00 a.m. in Dept. G, located at Court Clerks Office. No exp. Pd. training Lakeport CA 95453 or in greater Ukiah area: S. State St., Ukiah of Willits has sufficient funds. House, 100 N. State Street, Ukiah, California 95482. provided. Cooking, email bfrese@private PT/on call, some Each bid shall be made out on the Bid Form included /s Deanna J. Smith 95482 3. At the hearing the court will consider the cleaning, driving & harvest.com. wknds, could work into in the Contract Documents. DEANNA J. SMITH 468-9347 EOE. recommendations of the social worker. providing living skills F/T $10-$11/hr + Each bid proposal submitted shall be accompanied Acct. Pyble/Office HEAVY 4. The social worker will recommend that your child assist. to adults w/ mileage & wknd Day Care Assistant by Contractor Qualification Questionnaire form 247-06 Asst. at AVUSD, EQUIPMENT be freed from your legal custody so that the child may developmental differential. Benefits M,T,TH,F. 8:30-3:15 included in the Contract Documents. 4/7,14,21,28/06 7 hr/day w/bene. OPERATOR be adopted. If the court follows the recommendation, disabilities. Will avail. Good Refs, valid $7.50/hr.Please call Ken The successful bidder shall furnish a payment bond FICTITIOUS $17,294-$18,711/yr. Mendocino Forest and a performance bond and shall possess a valid all your parental rights will be terminated. consider resp. Hi. Schl. CDL, auto ins. & clean or Barb462-7908 BUSINESS NAME Apply S. Ivey, Products Co., LLC City of Willits business license prior to the start of any 5. You have the right to be present at the hearing, to Sr. 485-0165, 468-0602 DMV required. Toll free STATEMENT Anderson Vly District Dietary Cook- Ukiah Office. work. present evidence, and you will have the right to be Office, Box 457, 877-964-2001 Vallejo Care Center 3 yrs. exp. in a A bid bond or a cashiers check appropriately File No.: 2006-F0246 ROP TEACHER - represented by an attorney. If you do not have an attorney Boonville, CA 95415 CNA’s F/T, P/T, days Must have SNF logyard/sawmill completed in the amount equal to ten percent (10%) THE FOLLOWING COMPUTER and cannot afford to hire one, the court will appoint experience. Reliable, envirnmt. required. of the total bid amount is required. PERSON(S) IS (ARE) APPLICATIONS American Patriot & PM’s. Great working an attorney for you. organized & work well Fax resume to The substitution of appropriate securities in lieu of retention DOING BUSINESS AS: Fort Bragg High Security is now cond. 6. If the court terminates your parental rights, the order with others. Great 707-485-6873 or amounts from progress payments in accordance with CAFE LIMA P/T (3hrs/dy, 5 dys/wk, hiring immediate F/T Apply in person may be final. 185 dys/yr) $26.52- Valley View Skilled benefits. Send resume call 707-485-6882 Public Contract Code Section 22300 is permitted. 13275 S Hwy 101 Suite 7 swing shift: Vacaville, Performance and Payment Bonds will be required of 7. The court will proceed with this hearing whether or $44.15/hr. GC reqd Nursing Center, or apply @ 2200 for application. Hopland, CA 95449 1162 S.Dora, Ukiah the successful bidder. not you are present. Teach computer 916-375-1810 Tuolume St. Vallejo, CA EOE/ADA Date: April 11, 2006 Thomas Hise applications w/emphasis 94589 Each bidder shall set forth in his bid the name and Banking GENERAL location of the place of business of each sub-contractor /s/Sandy Benson, Clerk 1241 El Dorado Rd in web design and Hiring Now!!! LOOKING FOR THE ELECTRICAL who shall perform work of this Contract in excess of Ukiah, CA 95482 graphic arts. Reg. MANAGER/ Certified Computer by /s/Benjamin D. Stough, Deputy BEST. MLCU one-half of one percent (_ of 1%) of the bid price. This business is conducted teaching cred not req’d. INNOVATED TECHNICIAN & Network Techs Plans, specifications, and proposal forms for bidding by an Individual. The has an opening for quality control & PUBLIC NOTICE Desig. Subj. Cred issued LEADER Mobile PC & Network this project can be obtained at City of Willits, 111 East PUBLIC NOTICE registrant commenced to based upon work exper. in Ukiah for an customer support. Support. Must have Commercial Street, Willits, California, 95490 only. A transact business under the Mendocino Assistant Branch Salary from $25 to Proof of Cert. Good 207-06 228-06 Manager. Must have Competitive base, non-refundable payment of Fifty ($50) dollars for each fictitious business name or County Office of $45k/yr depending on People Skills & 3/24,31,4/7,14/06 3/31,4/7,14,21/06 2-5 years banking monthly incentive, set is required. Plans and specifications are available names listed above on Education education and Vehicle Part/Full-Time for review at the North Coast Builders Exchange offices FICTITIOUS FICTITIOUS and previous auto allowance. May 1, 2006. Endorsed- For an app experience. Good future $20-$30 hr. DOE 463- located in Ukiah, Lakeport, Fort Bragg, and Santa Rosa, BUSINESS NAME BUSINESS NAME supervisory Filed on April 6, 2006 at packet visit advancement 8621 California. STATEMENT STATEMENT experience required. The Hometown www.mcoe.us/jobs or opportunity for ambitious City of Willits hereby notifies all bidders that it will File No.: 2006-F0217 the Mendocino County Shopper File No.: 2006-F0215 The right individual individual ith good Medical Office affirmatively insure that in any contract entered into THE FOLLOWING Clerks Office. call based out of the THE FOLLOWING must be highly technical & customer P/T Receptionist/ pursuant to this advertisement, disadvantaged PERSON(S) IS (ARE) /s Thomas Hise 707-467-5012 beautiful Ukiah valley, PERSON(S) IS (ARE) motivated, a team relations skills. MCI Secretary/Insurance business enterprises will be afforded full opportunity DOING BUSINESS AS: THOMAS HISE DEADLINE: 5/4/06 and serving two DOING BUSINESS AS: player, have good Transformer Corp. 150 Billing Exp a plus to submit bids in response to this invitation and will WATTLE CREEK, counties, needs an IMMACULATE 257-06 organizational, verbal Sanhedrin Circle, Willits, Send Resume to not be discriminated against on the grounds of race, WATTLE CREEK TEACHER - aggressive thinking CONNECTION 4/14,21,28,5/5/06 and written skills and CA 95490 248 A Hospital Dr. Fax color, or national origin in consideration for an award. WINERY, HANDLEY leader with a strong 3893 Eastside FICTITIOUS ALTERNATIVE a positive attitude. 463-2195 Pursuant to Section 1773 of the Labor Code, the general CELLARS conviction for success. prevailing rate of wages in the county in which the work Calpella Rd, BUSINESS NAME EDUCATION Operational, 4501 Highway 128 The person who will is to be done has been determined by the Director of Ukiah, CA 95482 STATEMENT FT (7Hrs./5 Days), compliance and Philo, CA 95466 take on the lead the Department of Industrial Relations. File No.: 2006-F0263 customer service 100 Stuart Clifford RODERER ESTATE INC. Temp. Position; management position Bidders are required to possess the following current Potter THE FOLLOWING $26.52-$44.15/hr. knowledge req. Kawi California Contractor's License: 4501 Highway 128 PERSON(S) IS (ARE) We offer a very for this 40,000 weekly 3893 Eastside Instruct at-risk youth "B" - General Building Philo, CA 95466 DOING BUSINESS AS: competitive salary, direct mail product Place Calpella Rd, The City of Willits reserves the right to reject any or This business is conducted THREE CREEKS in a self-contained excellent benefits, will have advertising Ukiah, CA 95482 Willits all bids, to waive any informalities or irregularities in by a Corporation. State CORPORATE classroom, using NO SATURDAYS, sales, leadership track the bidding, and to accept the lowest and/or best. Alan Edward Blake of incorporation: RETREAT group & a fun working record, and a desire 459-7330 CITY OF WILLITS 3893 Eastside Delaware. The registrant 18520 Van Zandt individual teaching environment and to be innovative and HELP WANTED Date: April 12, 2006 Calpella Rd, commenced to transact Resort Road strategies aligned to business casual. have management or By:/s/ Marilyn J. Harden Ukiah,CA 95482 business under the fictitious Philo, CA 95466 state content Send or email related experience. Marilyn J. Harden, Deputy City Clerk business name or names We offer a competitive • Club Mktng. Supervisor Louis Preston 92498 Hoblings LLC standards. BA ([email protected]) listed above on N/A. compensation and 256-06 Gillespie 1100 Marshall Street resume to Mendo • Concessions Mgr. Endorsed-Filed on March degree & valid CA benefits package. Sell 4/14/06 3893 Eastside Redwood City, CA 94603 Lake Credit Union, 23, 2006 at the Mendocino Teaching Credential me on why this is the • Concessions Supervisor PUBLIC NOTICE Calpella Rd, This business is PO Box 1410, Ukiah, County Clerks Office. req’d. 3 yrs. teaching job for you. Carl Westscott is planning to submit a Non- Ukiah, CA 95482 conducted by a Limited CA 95482 • Floor Managers /s/Gregory Balogh exp. w/at-risk Email your salary Industrial Timber Management Plan (NTMP) in the This business is conducted Liability Company. The Fax (707) 468-0350 GREGORY BALOGH registrants commenced students and/or EL history, • Cash Operations Tomki Creek and String Creek drainages and their by a General Partnership. Foster Parents & PRESIDENT/CEO to transact business under certification requirements, & tributaries approximately six miles northeast of The registrants Respite Provider Supervisor 229-06 the fictitious business desirable. resume to Willits. the proposed plan is located in Sections commenced to transact Tapestry Family 3/31,4/7,14,21/06/06 name or names listed Publisher • Facility Manager 14,22 and 23, T19N, R13W, MDBM. If you have business under the fictitious Mendocino Services STATEMENT OF above on April 12, 2006. Kevin McConnell any knowledge of the source of any domestic water business name or names County Office of Foster Parents • Casino Host WITHDRAWAL FROM Endorsed-Filed on April udjpublisher@ supply in the above watercourses or any that may listed above on March 23, Education earn up to PARTNERSHIP 12, 2006 at the Mendocino pacific.net. • Hostess be affected by the proposed operation, please 2006.Endorsed-Filed on For an application $1590/mo tax free: contact the following person in writing within 10 OPERATING UNDER County Clerks Office. March 22, 2006 at the packet visit Respite Providers Jenson’s Restaurant Paid Full Benefits days of the date of this notice. FICTITIOUS /s/James G.B. DeMartini Mendocino County Clerks www.mcoe.us/jobs earn up to $100/dy tax Servers, Host/ Please contact the Casino at Alicia Ives Ringstad agent for: BUSINESS NAME III Office. call 707-467-5012 free. Single Hostess PM & grv yd Carl Westscott The following person JAMES GB (707)459-7330 /s/Stuart C. Potter parent OK. 463-3300 shifts Apply in Person P.O. Box 225 (persons) have/has DEMARTINI DEADLINE: STUART C. POTTER www.tapestryfs.org 1550 Lovers Ln Applications may be picked up Redwood Valley, CA 95470 abandoned the use of the MANAGER April 21, 2006 at the Casino. THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL FRIDAY, APRIL 14, 2006 -B-5

HELP HELP HELP HELP HELP HELP APARTMENTS APARTMENTS WANTED TO PETS & 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 300 UNFURNISHED 300 UNFURNISHED 380 SHARE RENT 500 SUPPLIES Howard Hospital LVN/RN Now Hiring! Real Estate Agents Security Guard/ 2bd/1ba AC stove & UP TO 1 MO. In Brooktrails, $400/ Opportunities LVN/RN postion at Wood Moulding Why get one paycheck Event Staff. P/T to F/T. fridge. Water sewer & RENT FREE!!! mo. No smoking, drugs or RN, ICU, FT & per diem. Long Valley Health Ctr. Profile Grinderperson when you could have $7.00 hr. to start DOE. garbage paid. No pets Roomy 2 bd. Alcohol. Leave mess459- RN, Surgery, FT Days only. Benefits. Exp. Preferred. two!! For more info. call 888- $775 +775dep 462- upstairs apt. w/ 4062 RN, ER, per diem Wage neg. Call Anne Day Shift Please join our 211-2321. The California 1396 lovely view. Newly Mendo. College student RN, M/S, PT @ 984-6131 or apply 7am-3:45 pm dynamic real estate Conservation Corps 2bd/1ba Downstairs renovated & avail. seeks 1bdrm. or house www.long SALARY DOE and lending team SENIOR Occp. Ther., FT PROGRAM in Ukiah has Small yard in Ukiah now! $725/mo. share in Ukiah Aug. 1. PUPPIES Lab Technologist, valley.org EOE with potential for quick helping clients find residential & non- W/D $750/mo Selzer Realty 459-3639 Salary homes and providing MANAGER FT Maintenance residential positions No pets 743-1953 468-0411 PUPPIES advancement. exc. financing at the Mendocino Roomate wanted. Ref Rad. Tech, FT Associate open for youth Submit resume or pick same time. Top pay- County 625 N. STATE ST. req. $450/mo + dep. PUPPIES For more Busy Prop. Mgt. firm between the ages of up application at out; please call Charlie Department of PARK PLACE Female pref. 485- information: seeks motivated, 18-25. We also hire DUPLEXES 661 Railroad Ave. for a confidential Social Services 1 bd. $725-$775 320 1838/367-5346 Sweet Shepherd 456-3101 dependable, individual high school & college Willits, CA 95490 interview. 707-494- Salary $2176- 2 bdr. $850 TH $950. 1 bdrm 1bth Willits Roommate Wanted. cross. 8 week old www.Howard w/basic construction students for summer NO PHONE 9955 $2644/biwkly Pool/garg. 462-5009 super clean dwntwn Nice house on puppies ready for Hospital.com exp. for F/T position. positions. For more CALLS PLEASE Opportunity to be a part ALDERWOOD APTS walk to Safeway N/S, westside within walking adoption Must have reliable River Oak Charter information call NEW OWNERS & W/D $625/mo+$1000 INSTALLMENT School seeks Class of a dynamic 463-2822 disticance to dntwn, vehicle & valid DL. Gateway 459-5363 LOAN Teacher Subs. Full day management team, MANAGERS! female, N/S, N/P. Mendocino County Benefit pkg avail. Animal Control SECRETARY rate is $110. Call 467- assessing all aspects of 1450 S.State St. 2 bd. 351 Creekside, Willing to live with cat Apply at Selzer SERVICES 295 Plant Rd. The Savings Bank of 1855 ask for personnel, payroll, Civil 2 bd. $800 mo. Willits. Lndry rm. No & help with household Realty 300 E. Gobbi 200 OFFERED Ukiah Mendocino County is Dolly or fax your Rights, and Medical 463-2325 pets. Sml. bk yd. Garage. chores. Must have St., Ukiah House & Office AV Rescue seeking an Installment OFFICE resume and cover Leave monitoring. Clean 2bdrm., nice $800. 485-0841 good credit. $600 rent. ASSISTANT College degree Or Cleaning Serivces $1200 dep. 462-2612 895-3785 Loan Secretary for our letter to 467-1857 Westside 2 bdrm 1 bth in Brk Mendocino MSW or MA degree Avail 8am-6pm lv. msg. Shown by appt. Fort Bragg office. Works neighborhood. Good trls. New carpet, paint Redwood Robinson Rancheria and management Call Tracy 367-5347 under general credit, N/S, no pets, & more. N/S, NEW & USED Company, LLC Gaming Commission experience. LIVESTOCK supervision of the FINANCIAL Sec. 8 O.K. 462-3563 Tiny pet ok. W/D EQUIPMENT 510 Ukiah Office seeks two full-time For info call 400 Branch Manager.Types 205 SERVICES FORD. ST. $775/mo. $1500 dep. 4H DUROC Pigs MECHANIC Req 6 mths exp. Compliance Officers 707-467-5866 Honda Civic EX 1999, and processes various BANKRUPTCY 2 bed., 1 ba. apt. Gateway 459-5363 Beautiful stock (Hyster Forklift exp.) performing clerical for detailed info refer to or go to: 4dr. 5sp. sunroof. documentation. is it for me? Water & garb. pd. 5 available Mendocino Forest duties. PC Outlook exp. job listing at www.mss.ca.gov to In Kelseyville Older BRAND NEW TIRES Performs a variety of FREE Laund. on site. Call 357-0340 to Products, LLC required. www.caljobs.ca.gov “Career 4bd 1bth duplex 157k miles all records. secretarial, accounting, consultation by phone! $735 + dep. reserve yours now Ukiah Sawmill, Temp Fax cover letter & Call (707) 262-4059 to Opportunities.” $950/mo. $2,000 654-2303 and transcription duties. Atty Ed Dechant Beverly Sanders Position, resume to: obtain application Closes 4/21/06. sec dep. 275-2128 4-H STEER, Provides notary service Salary DOE 800-823-0600 Realty 462-5198 BLACK ANGUS. for bank documents. competitive wage. 707-485-6873 or HOMES 440 FURNITURE www.rrre.com Support BUSINESS Great View 800+ lbs. Accurate keyboarding Requires Hyster email recruiter@ 330 FOR RENT Antique Roll Top forklift exp., 4 yrs. mendoco.com Robinson Rancheria developmentally 250 RENTALS Regina Hts 3br/2ba 489-3559 485-5091 at 55 wpm. 1bd. cottage, yard, Desk, Chair & repair & maint., EOE/ADA Gaming Commission disabled Banquet Hall & $1800/mo + dep 707- Interpersonal skills and W/D. Ukiah. Westside, Banker’s Lamp GARAGE & valid DL. seeks a full-time in their own home. PT, Kitchen Ukiah Senior 489-8600 computer knowledge lease. $825mo +dep. $400 obo 468-0567 590 SALES Call 707-485-6882. On Site Appt Mngr in Assistant Background FT & wkends. PU Center 499 Leslie St. required. LRG. 2BD1BA. 743-1525 Alert-Senior Center EOE/ADA Clear Lake exp des Investigator application at Two childrens Apply in person at 462-4343 Yard. 6160 N. State St., Thrift Open Mon-Sat but will train qual For detailed info. Mountain View 3bd/1ba Home Avail. Captains beds. $75. 490 South Franklin COMMERCIAL Calpella. $780 + dep. 10-4, Donations & Medical/ person. Free 3bd apt & refer to job listing at 1000 Sanford Ranch Rd. May 1st. Laundry 1 blue leather recliner. Street. Fort Bragg, RESIDENTIAL & 467-3645 volunteers needed Health Personnel salary EOE Fax res or www.caljobs.ca.gov Ukiah. 468-9331. room, small front & $50. 272-8774 CA, by Monday, April OFFICE SPACE Ernie Fine Agent. 462-4343 to be trained for letter of interest 707- Call (707) 262-4259 Tasting Room P/T back yard. $1050/mo 17th, 2006 AVAILABLE manager position. 467-1116 or email to obtain application. on the N. Shore of MOVE-IN Call Jason Van Housen Estate Sale, Wickor, at 4:00 p.m. For recorded Listings, 460 APPLIANCES Please send resume to apt.mgrs salary DOE Clear Lake. Educate & SPECIAL!!! 462-5005 Collec, deco items EOE/AA/m/f/v/d Call 462-1840 Ext. 195 USED 611 Meadow Wood Ln. @sbcglobal.net www.rrre.com entertain, enjoys wine, Sierra Sunset offers furn, antiques etc. 3bdrm 2 ba. in APPLIANCES Willits, Ca. -95490 holds sales exp. & GARDEN 2 bd. apts. w/pool & April 14-16 8-5 Rain or laundry facilities, Willits.Fen. yds. Pets ? & FURNITURE. NCO Rural Senior Staff outgoing OFFICE PARK shine. Hopland to Mtn carports & more! $1000/mo. + dep. 459- Guaranteed. 485-1216 Communities Child personality. Spaces from 445sqft Hs Rd. to 128 W turn Services Selzer Realty 4599 Agent. Care Program Weekends req. and To 726sqft. & up MISC. Left 33710 468-0411 4bd2ba.817 W. Clay, Director - Ukiah On-Site Apartment Analyst able to lift 45 lb. SPRING RENT 480 FOR SALE Hwy 128 894-5683 Management clean refurb. yard, Superior Court Program Director Req. Mendocino Fax 274-9736 SPECIAL Captain Beds $250ea, Flee Mkt May 6 Prop. Mgt. firm seeks Studio in Ukiah lawn. $1400/mo. + Mendocino County a BA pref in ECE or Taylors Tavern .90/sq.ft. 1st yr. Sofa w/3 reclining Methodist Church qualified individual/ County Water paid $500/mo dep. 743-1525 Child care Bartender Wanted Call Jason Van Housen seats $300, Oak china Rent Space $3-$10 team for 68-unit apt. Department of Mobile Home for rent in Clerk focus, five yrs. exp., Apply 6951 East Rd. DOWNTOWN 462-5005 & corner cabinets 485-8504 community. Must be Social Services Quiet Senior Park, no understand budgeting Redwood Valley 2nd FLOOR $250ea, Metal bunk Fri. & Sat. 8-2 Position friendly, Salary: $1671- Studio, $625/mo. + pets $650/mo + $650 for non-profit, starts at 485-5108 DANCE STUDIO bed $100, Twin 353 Warren Dr. $1922-2577/Mo. $4378-$4597/mo. FT, responsible & $2031/ bi-weekly. dep. All utils pd. sec dep. 462-7630 mattress $50, Exercise Telephone Operators. 3500 sq. ft. 2 Family. Husqvarna Bene incl Health, professional; office & Key position responsible 1 bdrm. cabin. bike $25, Desk $15 Must be computer ROOMS riding lawn mower, PU Full Benefit Dental, Vision, STD- basic maint. skills req. for leading the $725/mo. + dep. No 485-0855 literate, telephone LEE KRAEMER 350 FOR RENT tool boxes, tools, Package. General LTD, EAP, 403(b), pd Salary + 2 bd. apt. (no development, sect. 8/N/P.All utils. pd. answering exp. AM/& Real Estate Broker HOT TUB ‘05 DELUXE collectibles, Home Clerical Duties. holidays, vacation pets please). Visit our implementation and 462-8700 office for details & late afternoon shifts 468-8951 ALL UTILITIES MODEL Neck jets, therapy Interiors, kids & baby For Application/ & sick leave. monitoring of services seat, never used, wrnty, application: avail. May drug test & PAID stuff. Lots more. BB, Information For appl. & job and systems within the can deliver.Worth $5700 background check. APARTMENTS 5 rooms avail. FB cards, Nascar Coll. Call: 707-463-4285 descrip; contact NCO Realty World Workforce Investment Sell: $1750 Apply in person at 516 300 UNFURNISHED 5 fridgs prov W/D Rain or Shine. Or apply at: 800-606-5550x302 or Selzer Realty Act Division. Two yrs. 766-8622 S. School St. Ste A 1bd. cent. located. Close Avail now 100 North State St www.ncoinc.org 300 E. Gobbi St., experience and BA My Luck Day Thrift 11am thru 4pm. to trans. No sec. 8 N/P. $395-$600/mo PETS & Room 303 Closes 5 pm 5/1 Ukiah. degree or experience UKIAH Shop Tools, music, $625/mo + dep. 472- 213-793-6115 500 SUPPLIES Ukiah, CA 95482 (Postmarks not TERMITE TECH 140 Zinfandel clothes gifts & coll. etc. PET SHOP may count. FT 0322 CATS: Looking for a www.mendocino. accepted) EOE Treating & Repairs 1bd 1 ba. $640. Wed-Sat 10-5 1490 S. Seeks qualified sales w/benefits. cat, or want to find a courts.ca.gov Experienced Only! 2 bdrm 1bth $800/mo. Lg .Rm. Priv entr, State Near Airport 472- NEW EXCITING person. Apply at Tropic For information home for a cat? 401k & Benefits N/P N/S 230 1701 Tanya Ln. 1bd Kitchenette. F. pref. 0766 Join Our POSITION WORKING Tails call: 707-467-5866 Call 462-3929 Call: 707-544-0110 Observatory Ave. 707- 1 ba. $640. Shared ba in main hs Professional WITH KIDS 1712 #F S. Main, Willits. or apply online: REC VEH Ukiah Unified 732-8188 N/P/S Refs. $600 inc. Horse Pasture near Driving Team RDA www.mss.ca.gov - 610 CAMPING 6 wks pd vacation School District 2 BEDROOM APT. CENTURY 21 utils. 467-9925 Ukiah. Miles of trails. Rinehart Oil Sal. & benes. DOE. “Career 31’ Pacearrow 1983 401 K. Day & Eve Preschool Director $785 per month. $1000 Les Ryan Realty Arenas, lots of extras. a local petroleum Contact office mgr. 702 Opportunities.” avail. Small homelike position. M-F sec. dep. Great Property Management Sheli 462-4784 Motorhome Exc distributor is currently S. Dora St.Ukiah Closes 4/28/06 environment, good pay 9:30 am-4pm. Salary westside 468-0463 WANTED seeking qualified cond.$9,500 obo & benefits. Fax resume RDA/DA Looking for Range: $12.90-$18.15. location. No pets. No 370 TO RENT Class A Drivers SECRET Ukiah Daily 467-1327 to 463-6957. FT Serilization Tech. SHOPPERS 183/day Sec. 8. Jack Cox & Applicants will need to FIND Space wanted for RV Journal Ask for Tonia Needed to Evaluate contract. Closing date: Associates. 462-6060 ‘02 Trvl. trlr. Sprinter have full endorsements, Round Table Pizza WHAT YOU New to area 2 brothers Delivered 462-8719 Local Businesses. April 28, 2006. Contact 2bd. 1 ba $800 NEED IN by Keystone. clean DMV, current Now hiring for eves & from Iowa. Elect. & H20 to Your Schat’s is looking for Flexible hrs, E-mail B. Kingwell at 707-463- 2 bd. TH $825 THE 25’, 1 slide out. medical card. Positions are wkends. Must be 18 or C H/U can pay mo to mo. Door mature person for Mgr 5210 No Section 8. L Fulltime, year-round.The older. Apply in person Req’s or wk for rent. Needing to Excel. cond. Cute & & Counter Dutes or email LEE KRAEMER A night shift works 5 days between 1-4 @ 292 S. 800-585-9024 S save till we get something clean. Stored inside. Apply at 113 W Perkins [email protected] PROPERTY MGMT 468-0123 on/3 off with rotating State St. ext 2520 S going. (503)422-9438 start days. $19.25 hr w/Lisa 463-2134 IFIEDS! $16,000/bo.485-7585 (after training) $20.50 after 6 months. Quarterly Bonus Program. Health Benefits, 401 (k) plan, holiday, vacation pay. Please apply in person at With the help 2401 N. State St., Ukiah. Kathy Fowler Auto Dealerships-SALES Thinking persons come of these in to fill out information sheet. Full Benefits. Will Train the right person to be professional sales assistant with above sponsors... average income potential. Call the Lakeport Chevy store 263-0500 for info. • Advanced Tinting • James Bruton Insurance Licensed Nurses • Advance Xerographics Services who enjoy seniors. • All in One Auto Repair & • John S. Robertson & We have a hire-on bonus and a great Towing Associates, CPA shift differential. • Angel’s Mexican Food • Mark Davis Insurance Please contact Barry at Lakeport • Awesome Slice Pizza • Mountain Valley Printing Skilled Nursing • Banners & More • Myers Apothecary Shop Center, 263-6101 Good life. Great price. • Baskin Robbins • O’Haru LIKE • Blue Ribbon Pets • Pano Stephens Attorney at CHILDREN? • Best Western Orchard Inn Law This might be • BillLo Medical Billing • Pacific Redwood Medical the job for you. CHILDCARE Service Group, Inc. WORKERS, • Ca. State Auto Assoc. • Redwood Oil Company ALL SHIFTS. F/T 4 day week. Starting Eversole Mortuary • City of Ukiah Employees • Russkinsey Home and salary $9.40 per hour. Credit Union Commercial Inspection On call $9 per hour. Walsh Oil Co. Inc Qualifications: Pass • Dollar World • Smooth Moves medical and drug exam, • Dominican University • Sylvan Woods TB test, criminal Bryan’s GLASS background check and • Dow & Associates • Ukiah Paper Supply have valid Cal. Drivers • Clair Fortier • Under Cover Roofing license. GREAT NEW • Computer Scene • Washington Mutual Bank MEDICAL, DENTAL, • Dow & Associates F.A. VISION PKG. matching 403B TSA • Empire Waste Management • Wild Affair Productions Plan, paid holidays & • Fiesta Mexicana • Yokayo Biofuels vacation, paid training’s, on duty meals. • Freedom Skateboard Shop FREE Co-op Day Care • H & N Carpets Provided • Irene’s Beauty Shop Apply: Valley View Skilled Nursing TRINITY YOUTH SERVICES 915 W. Church St. or on line@ If you would like to be a sponsor and wwwtrinitycfs.org support Newspapers in Education Call: 468-3500 B-6- FRIDAY, APRIL 14, 2006 THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL

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2003 SUZUKI INTRUDER 1400. 3200 mi. Like new. V+H exhaust. PPROFESSIONALSROFESSIONALS Corbin seat, shield, bags. Black/Silver. $5300. 463-2424, ANTIQUE AUTO CONSTRUCTION CONSTRUCTION COUNTERTOPS 489-5205 with this coupon Fast mobile Service FREE *No One Can Beat Our Prices* AUTO PARTS & Windshields as low as 630 ACCESSORIES Antiques & • Room Additions JEEP MOTOR Collectibles $98 • Painting 6 cyl. 60,000 mi. Appraisals CALL (707) 573-3031 • Fences/Decks $600/obo for quotes and appointment Foundation to finish • Garage/Shops EVERY WEDNESDAY 11-5 Window Tinting for Auto, • Solid Surface SOLID SURFACE & 350 MOTOR Redwood Valley Low Mileage. Residential and commercial. Homes • Additions Countertops Antique Mall Auto Windshield Replacement - LAMINATE COUNTERTOPS $400/obo. • Kitchens • Decks • Kitchen & Baths 9621 N. State St. Rock Chip Repair 2485 N. State St. • Ukiah 6 LUG Redwood Valley We accept all major credit cards, Lic. #580504 J.C. Enterprises CHEV RIMS 485-1185 checks are welcome 707.485.8954 Bill & Craig 15 inch. $250/obo. Buying Antiques & 468-0853 707.467.3969 462-9377 after 5. Collectibles Daily. Affordable Auto Glass 707.367.4040 cell lic. #871755 • John Johnson CL 856023

4X4'S 650 FOR SALE TREE TRIMMING TERMITE BUSINESS GUTTERS HANDYMAN HOME REPAIR Ford Explorer Sport ‘99 Excellent Condition Escobar Services CalMend low mileage. $7500. FRANCISCO’S All types of home repair, Home Repair 462-2307 From Covelo to Prepainted remodeling, construction, • Electrical VANS Tree & Garden Seamless Gutters window & door repair, Ceiling fans, wall outlets, wall FOR SALE Gualala the most 27 Colors to Choose From carpentry & tile heaters (gas & electric), 660 Dryer hookups Dodge Camper1980 Fascia Ogee Curved Can fix almost anything. Service trusted name in the Gutter Gutter Face • Carpentry Has Stove, bed, Gutter Serving Ukiah, Doors, windows, fine finish trim toilet & sink $2200 Yard Work Termite Business! 5 1/2” 4” 5 1/2” Redwood Valley, • and more 485-0181 Dump Runs Aluminum • Copper • Steel Calpella & • Satisfaction Guaranteed TRUCKS Call for Limited Lifetime Warranty** Willits. Irv Manasse FOR SALE FREE 670 Tree Trimming appointment Work All Local Numbers 485-7829 ESTIMATES Guaranteed 707-313-5811 office Insured Family Owned for 40 Years CHEV. License #OPR9138 707-456-9055 home 462-2468 (707) 485-0810 707-337-8622 cell TRUCK Lic. # 292494 Non-licensed contractor 467-3901 Insured Bonded **To original owner. No CSLB Insured ‘78 SILVERADO Fleetside LANDSCAPING MASSAGE THERAPY DUMP RUNS REFINISHING $500/obo. ELECTRICIAN Redwood Valley Furniture Needs T.L.C. CREEKSIDE SSHANAHANHANAHAN • Tractor and Antique 462-9377 LANDSCAPE Massage after 5 p.m. EELECTRICLECTRIC work Repair License #624806 C27 Oolah Boudreau-Taylor CMT Ford ‘93 F250, XLT • Hauling & Refinishing RESIDENTIAL Thorough & Sensitive Electrical Auger diesel. 175K, new trans, • Clean up 30+ years experience brake sys., belt, batteries, COMMERCIAL Deep Tissue & Sports Massage My work is to reduce your pain, Trenching Dump Truck starter, glow plugs. Ext. Complete Landscape Installation improve your ability to do your • Landscaping Laquer, Varnish, Oil, cab. LB w/camper shl. • Concrete & Masonry • Retaining Walls work, and allow you to play harder 420 O.K. Wax, Water-based finish $7000. 895-9074 • Irrigation & Drip Sprinklers and sleep better. • No job too small • Drainage Systems • Consulting & Design Free Estimate Silverado 1500, ‘02 1st Visit Special Workshop Serving Lake, Mendocino, • Free estimate 4WD, 48K mi. camper • Bobcat Grading • Tractor Service in Redwood Valley shell. $18,500. Joe Morales 2 Hrs/$65 Sonoma Counties & beyond 468-5145 free estimates (707) 744-1912 By appointment 8am to 6:30pm, M-F 707-621-0422 391-5052 cell SILVERADO ‘78 (707) 318-4480 cell Allen Strong Stepside. 485-1881 C-10 #825758 485-8659 mess 707-485-0802 Runs excl. 454, New rims & tires. Needs TLC Interior & body PLUMBING ADVERTISING work. FLOORING CABINETS LANDSCAPING $4000. 25 Years Experience • Classified 462-9377 after 5pm Hardwood Sangiacomo Quality Service • Retail Toyota ‘92 Pickup 32 Flooring Landscape • Internet mpg, Camper shell RRobinsonobinson license #849949 Lic. #367676 new rims/tires, sound 463-2333 Our advertising repre- system 123K $3250 HAND SCRAPED ~ PPlumbinglumbing ~ Showroom - 756 S. State St. • Consult • Design sentatives can assist 462-4917 SOLID OAK Toyota Tundra Serving Willits and Ukiah Cabinets, countertops, • Install you in promoting Limited ‘05 double cab 50% OFF RETAIL! design, installation and your business. 4 dr 4wd V8 White w/ SPECIALIZING Exclusive Line Solid Oak $3.99/s.f. remodeling Call us today! beige leather 21K mi. of Bobcat track loaders Exlnt cond $31,500 IN REPAIRS Bamboo $2.99 Clines Unlimited 984-8194 Established in 1970 (707) 459-3212 Laminate 88 cents Construction, Inc. Office (707) 468-0747 CARS Cell (707) 391-7676 680 FOR SALE (707) 467-1888 Laminate Center license #608885 Nissan Pick-up 1995 License #646710 468-7490 • 995-3290 462-5617 468-0123 $2,335. Coachman Trailer 2000 $3,000. Contact Scott Spears SPA & SALON 707.462.4606 NOTICE TO READERS Saturn Sta. Wgn. SW1, ‘95. AT. $1900. Runs good. The Ukiah Daily Journal publishes home improvement 468-1230 DAY SPA & SALON Toyota Celica GT ‘88 and construction advertisements from companies and Runs, for fix-up $400 • Hair Style • Waxing obo 616-8223 Must sell by Sat • Manicures • Massage individuals who have been licensed by the State of Toyota Sienna XLE • Pedicures • Make Up ‘00 Leather seats, • Facials • Body Wraps California. We also publish advertisements from loaded, good cond. Tow pkg & RF RK 12K We use and recommend obo 485-7406 Aveda products. unlicensed companies and individuals. Volvo 850T-5 Wagon ‘97 White/ 158 S. Main St. Willits All licensed contractors are required by State Law to list AT/3rd seat #275339 (707) 456-9757 $5900 More wag & sdn avail.Marino’s A/S their license number in advertisements offering their 485-0499 BEAUTY services. The law also states contractors performing work GET A of improvements totaling $500 or more must be licensed JOB! by the State of California. Find It In HAIR & SKIN CARE The Ukiah Advertisements appearing in these columns without a DAILY JOURNAL HAIRCUTS FACIALS COLOR PEELS PERMS WAXING licensed number indicate that the contractor or STYLING LASH TINTS Organic Hair Products individuals are not licensed by the State of California. Therapeutic Skincare Products Mineral Makeup Further information can be obtained by contacting the 468-7979 309 A West Perkins St. Contractors State License Board.